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2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo LS for Sale in Hawthorne, California

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Price: $14,988.00 Drivetrain: Front Wheel Drive
Year: 2007 Engine: V6
Mileage: 0 Bodystyle: Coupes
Location: Hawthorne,CA Doors: 2
Exterior: Silver Dealer Stock #: 203191
Interior: Gray VIN #: 2G1WJ15K579203191
Transmission: Automatic Seller Type: Dealer
Vehicle Description
Silver 2-door FWD Coupe, AUTO 4SPD, 3.5L V6. Stock# 203191. Features: Dual Zone Air Conditioning, AM/FM Stereo, Compact Disc, Premium Sound, Center Arm Rest, Center Console, Cloth Upholstery, Digital Instruments, Homelink, Interval Wipers, Onstar System, Overhead Console, Power Door Locks, Power Seat, Power Mirrors, Power Windows, Rear Defogger, Tilt Wheel, Trip Odometer, Wood Trim, Alloy Wheels, Fog Lights, Metallic Paint, Traction Control, Auto Headlight On/Off, Air Bag, Passenger Air Bag, Anti-Lock Brakes, Anti-Theft, Daytime Running Lights.

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Chevrolet Monte Carlo Review

Never mind the NASCAR association; or the bad-boy reputation. Never mind that the Chevrolet Monte Carlo is as quick as it looks, with a 303-horsepower, variable-displacement small-block V8 as its top engine choice. Never mind the neo-muscle-car image the Monte Carlo carries. The Monte is primarily about style. Always has been. Always will be.

The Monte Carlo was born in 1970 as a high-style variant on a more mundane mid-size sedan, and as a high-value alternative to more expensive personal luxury coupes. Its mission, at which it succeeded brilliantly, was to deliver a lot of visual importance for relatively small monthly payments. A big-bore SS version was there from the start, but initially the SS sold at a trickle compared to a torrent of base-model coupes with all the luxury options.

The Monte quickly developed a dual personality: Although conceived originally for visual effect, its unusual proportions seemed to give it an edge in handling balance at medium-length NASCAR oval tracks. By the late 1970s, the Monte Carlo was Chevrolet's standard-bearer in stock-car competition. Then with each successive generation, Chevrolet refined the Monte's shape to improve its high-speed performance. The Monte Carlo is now the winningest nameplate in the history of NASCAR, which is certainly something to crow about.

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