Chevrolet produced the Monte Carlo Super Sport "SS" in 1970 and 1971, 1983 through 1988, and from 2000 until the Monte Carlo ceased Industry in 2007.
Last Generation
The Monte Carlo always had shared characteristics with the Chevy Impala. Still by the 2000s, the two cars were practically corresponding in appearance. The Monte Carlo may own at sea its singularity, nevertheless the 2006 SS imitation featured a 303-horsepower, 5.3-liter V8 that could carry out naught to 60 mph in 6 seconds.
The SS 454 models featured a behemoth 454-cubic-inch (7.4 litres) V8 engine wielding 365 horsepower.
The 1980s
The Monte Carlo SS was on a 12-year hiatus until emerging in 1983 with a four-barrel carbureted 5-liter V8 engine generating 180 horsepower. The 1983 through 1988 Super Sports featured a sport suspension packet, appropriate gauges, sport mirrors and aluminium alloy wheels.
The 1970s were the Monte Carlo's most notable Period with its distinctive sport-luxury styling and bulky V8 engine.
Glory Years
The Monte Carlo two-door coupe debuted in 1970 as a personal sport-luxury automobile designed to compete against the Ford Thunderbird.Approximately 7,500 elsewhere of the 50,000 Monte Carlos produced in 2006 were Super Sports.
