Ford had added a V-8 to the Mustang II for 1975, and the Monza got one as well—an extra-small 4.3-liter (262 cid) version of Chevy's legendary small block, albeit with a paltry 110 horsepower.

Chevrolet Monza is a line of cars produced by General Motors. The nameplate can refer to three distinct models with different origins, with each model having been marketed in a specific region of ...

What trim levels are available for the Chevrolet Monza? The Chevrolet Monza is available in the following trim levels: ...

That was the case for West Virginia's Bill Crawford and his affinity for Chevrolet's short-lived Monza. With a vision, determination, and some fabrication skills, Crawford's 1977 Monza Spyder has ...

This 1965 Chevy Corvair Monza proves that Chevy's stylings really knew what they were doing. The car's long, low, and clean design is immediately familial. It shares its subtle Coke bottle side ...

The GM subsidiary in Mexico decided to rename the new Chevy Monza as the Cavalier Turbo in order take advantage of the nameplate’s strong recognition among Mexican customers, in addition to ...

What trim levels are available for the Chevrolet Monza? The Chevrolet Monza is available in the following trim levels: ...

It is in fact from a 1977 Chevrolet Monza, a coupe based off of the Vega. (The two cars have similar shifters—but their center consoles are different.) The first commenter to correctly identify ...

The Chevy Corvair Monza Spider Was Chevy's Flopped 911 The Chevrolet Corvair arrived for the 1960 model year. It featured the Turbo-Air 6 flat six-cylinder engine in its rear-engine sports car ...

but a substantial amount more torque at lower RPMs strapped to a late '70s Chevrolet Monza with a 305 small-block V-8 under the hood. However, some fine-tuning of the valvetrain, and the ...

The '75 Monza gets 18 mpg on the highway and runs ... Gary started with a four-bolt-main Chevy LT-1 350, which was fully blueprinted, then punched out to 360 cubes and fitted with 7:1 Venolia ...