Used Chevrolet Monte Carlo for Sale

great car, comfortable, plenty of leg room (and I'm 6'5") my car currently has 255K+ on the motor and transmission, all original parts. real nice style, sporty look. there is a blind spot between the windshield and the driver/passenger door. the only times i had it in the shop is when I hit a curb and needed an alignment. there is kind of a noise issue when driving on the highway (tire noise). the mileage is around 22mpg hwy giver or take. its a pretty fun car to drive, its not something I can spin the tires in or drag race, but it handles pretty well and brakes good. its a sturdy car, that is safe, even when in a accident. over all its a 3.5/5 star car

its a pretty great car overall I suppose. I did have to replace the intake manifold gasket in the last month which cost 600 dollars, but other than that it hasn't had any issues, mechanical or otherwise. it performs pretty well for a v6 and has a decent pick up. I like the shape of the taillights

I've had this car for 12 years, and it's my favorite car I've ever had. It's got over 200,000 miles on it, and when the engine eventually does give out I plan to replace it so I can keep the car. It is very comfortable and easy to drive, with good visibility all around the car (a later design of this model has a terrible blind spot). I like sitting low and close to the road, and the car is sporty for it's size -- it's a two door and looks like a sports car, but the two doors are huge, and there is a relatively comfortable backseat (I call the car a sports sedan). It has a good sized trunk as well. I drive both short distances around town, and occasional long hauls, and it is comfy for both. When I travel with my cat I let him out of his carrier, and the cabin of the car is just large enough for him to roam a bit, but not so large that I am always wondering what he is doing. I can look over or back and see him or touch him at all times.