The Chevrolet Corsica was a plus sized compact car built on GM’s L-Body platform shared with the Pontiac Tempest/GrandAm, Chevy Beretta, Oldsmobile Achieva, and Buick Skylark. It was the successor to the much maligned Citation for the 1987 model year and was succeeded by the Malibu for the 1996 model year. It was yet another […]
This next car comes as a tip from Hugh who writes: See a better way to drive something woodie? I would not know about better but I would bet it’s woodier. Yes, indeed this is the woodiest car that you can find for sale on the internet and I think it would make an excellent […]
If you’ve ever thought to yourself that you need a car that is so slow it’ll blow its own doors off in a race, then we’ve got you covered. A stock Chevy Cavalier with the slushbox auto is certainly one of the slower “modern” cars you’ll encounter, but this next one comes with some crazy […]
The Military version of Chevy’s K5 Blazer was known as the M1009 CUCV and it featured the same rugged chassis but with the 6.2 liter Detroit Diesel V8 and a hybrid 12-24 volt charging system and a few military specific details (such as no air conditioning). Find this 1986 Chevrolet Blazer 4X4 D10 offered for […]
This next car is not your typical Camaro, but it is the typical car you’ll find in small town America and an example of what a Chevy Blazer platform can do when it is given some room to be awesome. All you need to do is to add a 3rd gen Camaro body and some […]
Why do I feel like I’ve featured this car before? It seems familiar, but I must be thinking of a different car because I can’t find the feature. Anyway, I owned one of these classic Camaros back in the day and this thing looks ready to rock. Find this 1985 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z offered for […]
The Chevrolet Lumina was released for the 1990 model year as a competitor to the “aero-designed” Ford Taurus. Today’s example is an upmarket “Euro” trim version…but it isn’t clear what is “Euro” about the Ontario Canada assembled Lumina. But that doesn’t matter, because this is probably the nicest Lumina Euro you’ll find for sale with […]
The 2nd generation Chevrolet Corvair (1965-1969) was a much improved version of the previous car — gone was the sketchy swing axle suspension, which was replaced with a fully independent rear that helped keep the rear-engine car from wandering backwards across oncoming traffic lanes when you didn’t want that. Today’s example appears to have only […]
The C3 generation Corvette isn’t the most collectable of Vettes, but that shouldn’t stop you from wanting to get your 70s vibe on. Today’s example has a few dents and dings on its fiberglass body, but it also has a sweet custom wagon back rear end that looks awesome. It will need some expertise in […]
Do you ever find a listing for a car that leaves you with more questions than answers? What about a sedan delivery version of the infamous Chevy Vega that has a modernish DOHC V6 shoved under the hood. Where did that V6 come from? Why would you not include that little sprinkle of information in […]