2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Buyer's Guide

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Value
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Performance
4.5
Style
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Comfort
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Fuel Economy
4.0
Reliability
4.5

2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Owner Ratings & Reviews

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2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo - It's popular for a reason

JMR
Marty, South Dakota
Overall
5.0
Value
5.0
Performance
5.0
Style
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Fuel Economy
4.0
Reliability
5.0
My Chevy Monte Carlo has been my vehicle of chose for the past six years. It is a stylish car that has given me few issues. The only major issues that I encountered with this vehicle was a recall in regards to the ignition system and a bend in the tire axle that lead to uneven wearing on the rear tires. I believe the bend may have been due to a unfortunate driving accident and not directly due to how it was manufactured. My average highway gas mileage is usually between 29 to 31 mpg and my average city gas mileage is usually between 25 to 27 mpg.
Story
Minus a few larger items such as a bed, desk, dresser, and couch, I was able to fit all of my belonging in my car for a week while I was moving between apartments during college.
Pros
What I like most about this vehicle is its fantastic gas mileage both on the highway and in the city. My favorite feature of this vehicle is the audio system which includes both a CD player and AUX cable port, allowing me to connect my phone or IPod in order to listen to music. I also like the easy to use cruise system controls, which are placed in a convenient location on the steering wheel and easy to learn. While it is a coupe, the back seat has ample amounts of space, making for a comfortable ride for passengers back there. Also, in regards to space, the trunk is very large, allowing f... (more)
Cons
The top negative about this vehicle is that it is a coupe, which can make it slightly inconvenient and difficult to get passengers and items in and out of the back seat.

2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo -

Roberto
Depew, New York
Overall
5.0
Value
5.0
Performance
4.0
Style
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Fuel Economy
4.0
Reliability
4.0
Consider it a 2007 Impala LT with two doors and sleeker styling. It's basically the same car! Very comfortable with its wide interior and vast stretch-out space up front. Even the rear seat is roomy once you access it. The 3.5-liter V6 gives a nice power and economy combination. I regularly get 20-23 MPG city and 30-32 MPH highway on 87-octane gas and still have plenty of power for safe passing and merging. Blissfully smooth ride with its long wheelbase. Quiet on the move. Very roomy trunk. Handles well enough but just a little too big to be called nimble. OnStar brings great safety-related peace of mind. Climate controls heat and cool quickly and effectively. Long GM powertrain warranty!
Story
I call her Betsy, and we've been on a road trip out of state, and with 120,000 miles, she ran like a champ.
Pros
LT trim means it's neither too basic nor too gaudy. Great fuel economy for a V6-powered midsized. The ride. The room. Long standard equipment list. Numerous safety features. Good power without feeling dangerous. Automatic lighting. The uniqueness of a now-rare breed: two-door, midsized, American coupe.
Cons
Four-speed transmission upshifts too quickly under low-speed acceleration in traffic causing power sag. Too many body hardware issues: power mirror and passenger power window switch both dead by 30K miles, loose A- pillar trim (2x!) by 30K miles. Better quality trunk carpeting. Width hampers parking.

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