Originally Posted by Sidestreet

There was some article recently in a car magazine that said something like 2-door coupes are "me" cars, meaning that they're a more personal type of car than four-door cars usually are, and I agree. Coupes just suit me well, always have.

So that's one reason I've always liked coupes, and with Cadillac's sharp modern style, I definitely like the ATS coupe. They look fabulous (although Cadillac's ELR electric hybrid coupe is even sexier!).

Anyway, I like the photo of the dark red ATS-V propped up on its side. Nice true dual exhaust setup, isn't it?

As for translating an ATS coupe into an all-new Monte Carlo... I'm afraid it may be a while before Chevy can justify having both it and the Camaro at the same time anymore. We know it's possible, though, since the MC returned from the void once before...!

Originally Posted by singrseanr

How about an base model with V6 an LS with a (single) Turbo V6 and a SS with the V8 from the Camaro SS no mechinical changes would need to be made. the Brakes suspension and interior would need to be Chevyiezed-(not a real word)

I guess what I am saying is that it would take very little effort from GM to make this car the basis of a new Monte Carlo.

Originally Posted by Leprechaun93

In theory yes, but you can't just slap a monte carlo badge on anything and call it that. The entire exterior would need to be redesigned to be a monte carlo. Throughout the montes history theres various styling cues that are unique to the car, vertical tail lights, the swoosh like body lines.