My brother had a bright red Monza like this. It looked awesome but underneath it was a slow economy car.The name made me think of the Chevy Monza:
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My brother had a bright red Monza like this. It looked awesome but underneath it was a slow economy car.The name made me think of the Chevy Monza:
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Yep. That series (all of the GM variants) were true POS. And I don't mean that they had positrac...My brother had a bright red Monza like this. It looked awesome but underneath it was a slow economy car.
Interesting how similar the basic body shapes are on these two cars.![]()
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If these were British cars (e.g. made in Vauxhall factory) they would be called "Best Bitter".![]()
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Opel/GM based German sports cars. I Might have taken those for a seventies Ferrari, Lamborghini or Maserati when seeing it pass.
Nope.Same platform as Opel Monza I think.
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Opel Monza was basically a coupe (or rather 3-door hatchback) version of Opel Senator, which in turn was a luxury version of Opel Rekord.Nope.
The Chevy Monza was the Vega with an iron block engine and somewhat better rustproofing.
In the darkest days of the Vega Monza and Starfire, we often wondered why GM wouldn't just import the Opel compact cars.Opel Monza was basically a coupe (or rather 3-door hatchback) version of Opel Senator, which in turn was a luxury version of Opel Rekord.
That looks like a cross between a Corvette and Speed Racer's Mach V.Aerovette
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The Chevy Monza was the Vega with an iron block engine and somewhat better rustproofing.
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Opel/GM based German sports cars. I Might have taken those for a seventies Ferrari, Lamborghini or Maserati when seeing it pass.