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Nostalgia drives new Monte Carlo Chevrolet combines luxury, affordability
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Chevrolet is putting lots of nostalgia behind its revamped, slick
2000 Monte Carlo, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
The new model no longer is a two-door version of a Chevy sedan.
It resembles the original model in that it looks sharp, goes fast and
combines luxury and practicality at affordable prices.
The first Monte Carlo debuted in September 1969 for the 1970 model
year. It came in high-performance SS form, and so does the new Monte
Carlo. The 2000 model has the sa...
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2000 Monte Carlo was worthy successor to original
Chicago Sun-Times
; This review originally appeared August 9, 1999. The average price of a 2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is $10,375-$11,450. Chevrolet is putting lots of nostalgia behind its revamped, slick 2000 Monte Carlo, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary. The new model no longer is a two-door version of a
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IT'S OFF TO THE RACES FOR MONTE CARLO.(BUSINESS)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
; Imagine the 2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a touch of the racetrack. To hear Chevy tell it, that's the deal. The auto company is offering a newly redesigned Monte Carlo that it says reflects racetrack demands as well as consumer needs. ''GM Motorsports engineers were involved in the very early
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Iconic '03 Monte Carlo recalls brasher time
Chicago Sun-Times
; This review originally appeared April 28, 2003. The average retail price of a 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is $12,100-$15,350. Chevrolet's Monte Carlo once was a big, brash, fast coupe that was a familiar sight at Main Street cruises with young drivers at the wheel and at drive-in restaurants where
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'95 Lumina, Monte Carlo Return With New Features
Chicago Sun-Times
; The 1995 Chevrolet Lumina and Monte Carlo - crucial to Chevrolet and GM in the key mid-size market segment - are at the Chicago Auto Show. The new Lumina and Monte Carlo go on sale in June. They have more features than their predecessors, several hundred fewer parts and take about a third less time
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MONTE CARLO RECALLS '70S GLORY.(Statistical Data Included)
Automotive News
; CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The 1970s may represent Detroit's darkest days to some car enthusiasts, but don't tell Chevrolet. The division sold 411,000 Monte Carlos in 1977, slightly more than all of Buick's sales in 1998. In fact, that one-year total for the Monte Carlo swamps all sales of the model since
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