What Gen is My Monte ? + History more
What Gen is My Monte ? + History more
#2
05-20-2012, 07:40 AM
...Yes, your 2002 AweSome Chevy Monte Carlo S.S. is a 6th Generation...There is a debate on the 06-07 Monte Carlo's...
Some say it's a 7th Generation & others say it's a updated 6th Generation Monte Carlo...I say it's a 7th Generation..
I'm looking forward to a New Generation Monte Carlo from GM ~>
#3
05-20-2012, 08:33 AM
There were 6 generations of Monte Carlos:
1st Generation: 1970-1972
2nd Generation: 1973-1977
3rd Generation: 1978-1980
4th Generation: 1981-1988
5th Generation: 1995-1999
6th Generation: 2000-2007
According to GM, the 2006-2007 was merely an updated 6th gen, there was never a 7th gen, but to make it easier for people to distinguish between them, this forum, and several others calls it a 7th gen because a lot of parts (interior and on the front end) aren't swappable.
1st Generation: 1970-1972
2nd Generation: 1973-1977
3rd Generation: 1978-1980
4th Generation: 1981-1988
5th Generation: 1995-1999
6th Generation: 2000-2007
According to GM, the 2006-2007 was merely an updated 6th gen, there was never a 7th gen, but to make it easier for people to distinguish between them, this forum, and several others calls it a 7th gen because a lot of parts (interior and on the front end) aren't swappable.
#4
05-20-2012, 08:49 AM
Thanks `Mike, for your posts & words...Below is more information on this subject of the Chevy Monte Carlo & it's changes over the years...
Please click & read if your want to know more details on the changes and on the Chevy Monte Carlo's
2006 MONTE CARLO: A NEW LOOK FOR AN ON-TRACK WINNER
The aggressively styled 2006 Chevy Monte Carlo heats up the sizzling mid-car §egmènt wîth enhanced premium-quality features, racing-inspired styling, a new family of powerful engines, as well as thoughtful attention to detail. A new look for the front and rear fascias – including bold headlamps and taillamps – is complemented by revised suspension systems that deliver comfortable, quiet and more confident ride and handling characteristics. These new ingredients improve on an already popular recipe for driving satisfaction.
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2006 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Images, Information and History | Conceptcarz.com
Click above above link to learn about the Chevy Monte Carlo
The aggressively styled 2006 Chevy Monte Carlo heats up the sizzling mid-car §egmènt wîth enhanced premium-quality features, racing-inspired styling, a new family of powerful engines, as well as thoughtful attention to detail. A new look for the front and rear fascias – including bold headlamps and taillamps – is complemented by revised suspension systems that deliver comfortable, quiet and more confident ride and handling characteristics. These new ingredients improve on an already popular recipe for driving satisfaction.================================================== ==============================================
2006 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Images, Information and History | Conceptcarz.com
Click above above link to learn about the Chevy Monte Carlo Last edited by Space; 05-20-2012 at 08:53 AM.
#5
05-20-2012, 10:13 AM
There were 6 generations of Monte Carlos:
1st Generation: 1970-1972
2nd Generation: 1973-1977
3rd Generation: 1978-1980
4th Generation: 1981-1988
5th Generation: 1995-1999
6th Generation: 2000-2007
According to GM, the 2006-2007 was merely an updated 6th gen, there was never a 7th gen, but to make it easier for people to distinguish between them, this forum, and several others calls it a 7th gen because a lot of parts (interior and on the front end) aren't swappable.
1st Generation: 1970-1972
2nd Generation: 1973-1977
3rd Generation: 1978-1980
4th Generation: 1981-1988
5th Generation: 1995-1999
6th Generation: 2000-2007
According to GM, the 2006-2007 was merely an updated 6th gen, there was never a 7th gen, but to make it easier for people to distinguish between them, this forum, and several others calls it a 7th gen because a lot of parts (interior and on the front end) aren't swappable.
#7
05-20-2012, 02:17 PM
I think the 06 and 07 should be called a 7th Gen they changed everything about the car. Interior exterior,wheels and engines. As for history on your car look around here a bit there are some good stickied threads with lots of details. Also the wikipieda page is pretty good.
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