136162 / 2002 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS Signature Edition

[@jjs777fzr]

What a beautiful designed car. I never liked this style because I was stuck in the 80’s and my ‘84 model. Then I drove my brothers ‘04 SS S/C Dale Jr. All my drag racing days are over. So I can finally appreciate a car for more than the HP. Although the 6th gen shown here could have pushed higher HP from the bullet proof 3.8L v6. But these cars are so slick from a aerodynamic perspective. Long hood, large side mirrors, swooping rear window with large rear deck. Large trunk and can fit 5 adult sized people without hurting them. These cars are super at highway cruising and offer decent gas mileage. Sharp looking cars. I love when I pull up with my ‘04 SS (FE3) non supercharged model and turn heads. People ask me or remark how they don’t see them in this condition any more or what a beautiful car they say. I hope to see GM relaunch the Monte Carlo in SS trim. I can’t believe its been 10 years already since the last one rolled off the assembly line.

[@Tomgillchevy]

Haven't seen one of these in years. Had forgotten how much that front end resembled the Camaro in many ways. Thanks for sharing!

[@305Navi]

Thank God I kept mines. I need to restore it thou. Brings back memories. Thanks for sharing this vid. Happy Holidays.

[@u1richh]

I had one of these. These cars weren't fast in a drag race, but damn do they look good. If only they Supercharged the 2002 Signature Editions, they'd be a bit nicer in my opinion.

[@steviedee71]

This car should’ve had a RWD with black NASCAR style rims and Goodyear mag tires and a V-8 under the hood if you’re going to make a tribute car GM do it right !

[@jasontulloch7938]

WOW

[@mpdpr1]

I thought these Signature Editions had the Supercharged 3800.

[@MS3DALE]

No, not until the 2004 model-year

[@chevyfan1251992]

The 2004 rendition did

[@kamryn7496]

I just got me a 2006 Monte Carlo the price was 3k but I traded my 1300 dollar truck for it lol