Reply With Quoteyep... that's a MExico car... I see them left and right down here..
And FWIW It is pretty much impossible to register a Mexico car in the US. I'd bet money that the plates on that car probably didn't actually 'belong' to that car
Chevrolet Monza???
So I'm driving down Marsh last night, and I notice the newer looking econo-sedan in front of me says Chevrolet Monza on the back. I think to myself "Wow... GM is so irrelevant that they brought back the Monza name and we didn't even notice!"
A little searching revealed that that isn't the case... It appears that GM marketed the Opel Corsa as the Chevrolet Monza in Mexico up until a few years ago. Now the car i saw had Texas plates, and I thought it was near impossible to register a non-US car in the US? Strange.
yep... that's a MExico car... I see them left and right down here..
And FWIW It is pretty much impossible to register a Mexico car in the US. I'd bet money that the plates on that car probably didn't actually 'belong' to that car
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My thoughts exactly..........
My mom used to have a '79 Monza... what a piece of crap that car was.
Especially if it had the V8; had to pull the engine to get to the left rear spark plug! There was also a Corvair Monza in the mid-sixties. At least, that's what my grandfather told meOriginally Posted by Treibenschnell
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My first car was a 1978 Pontiac Sunbird which was a rebadged Monza... Mine, unfortunately, had the 4-banger in it with a four speed... very very weak car....
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My sisters first car was a 1980 Sunfire Formula which was a vastly upgraded sticker package over the lowly Chevy!
Plus it had a V6!
Mom's was the 4 cylinder. Very anemic.
That's true. I was there.There was also a Corvair Monza in the mid-sixties. At least, that's what my grandfather told me
My first car was a 1949 Ford Tudor Sedan. V-8, 100 hp @ 3600 rpm. 3 on the tree with overdrive. Bought it used for $150, almost a month's wages in 1964.
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If you were as slow as me, you wouldn't be afraid either.
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I always thought the fastback Monzas were good looking cars for their time. Crappy, but attractive. Hmm, reminds me of a few exes...
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