Used Chevrolet Monte Carlo for Sale

I love that my car has lasted so long, but the engine and transmission had to be worked on. It is not particularly fast, but not slow, either. It is pretty average on fuel economy for a 2003 model. It was a two-door coupe, but now that I've gotten older, I wish I had went for a four-door sedan. Anyone getting in the back seat is going to have to bend down pretty far. The car is also really low to the ground, which does not make it ideal to work under the car unless you have a really good jack or slight ramps.

The 2015 Monte Carlo is a definite upgrade from past models. This car is sporty and fun to drive has nice trim lines and performs great. It is a family version of a sporty car.

The car lasted me 5 years and when I got the car it was at about 100,000 miles and I took it up to 260,000 miles. The interior was cloth and it held up pretty well over time. Was very easy to clean and even with white paint I had little to no rusting on the exterior. It was not good on gas and also the fuel economy was horrible and made it hard to pass the required e-check every two years. It was not the smoothest ride and the handling is a little sticky and rough. Because it is so old it does not have an AUX or USB port, but it has a working radio and CD player. I personally think the two-door style is very inconvenient, but for people who like it this may be a pro.