Here’s how the Chevy Monte Carlo was three different cars over its lifetime 

Monte Carlo, one of Chevy's best creations, bar none.

I think personal luxury coupes should make a comeback. Interesting video, thanks so much.

I had a 1974 Monte Carlo and it was such an amazing car . I miss it to this very day

I had three of them, 19, 70,74, and a 76 love all three

The only luxury car that can be both a sports car and a muscle car, but also a stock car.

"I can fix those shocks" ROFL The is GOLD Steve!

I love the gas station scenes from “The Jerk”! One of the best Steve Martin movies ever. Great video, thank you!!!

I had a 95 and 2002 Monte Carlo SS and I loved both of them.

Nice Work with the Monte Carlo Video, I think the Reasons why the Diecast Companys like Greenlight & Johnny Lightning went more with the Classic Retro Monte Carlos Castings Based on the ones from the 1970's & 1980's was because they were more popular than their modern counter parts from the 1990's-2000's.

The eighties car that I wanted the most being realistic, was the Chrysler Conquest. That was a beautifully designed car.

Had a 79 with t-bar roof. Loved it! Fond memories

I had an ‘86 LS with the de-tuned 305. The engine wasn’t very powerful, but it was very reliable and comfortable.

In 1984 I had a 1979 Monte Carlo. It had a 231 V6 which I wasn't fond of but other than that I absolutely loved the car. Wish I still had it. It was a great car!

Love me a 86 Monte SS.

I absolutely love the 1980’s SS’s, but the price has gone through the roof for a half decent one

It's sad to know we'll never see another Monte Carlo, malibu, or Caprice. We will also never see a Thunderbird, Cougar, or Crown Victoria either. That's just sad. Gone are American made cars.

I must be one of the minority that actually really liked the mid-90s Lumina and Monte Carlo in LTZ and Z34 trims. But as a Buick Regal GS owner I'm a bit of a W-body loyalist.

Great review 😊 ! I remember these G bodies growing up in the 70s and 80s , very popular and comfortable car to own and drive. Today's crossovers cannot compete amongst cars or yesteryears in style and comfort .😊

Now we need episodes on the Lumina, Impala, and Camaro (once it’s discontinued of course)!

I have a black 86 SS now, I also owned an 84 and 88 SS(T Tops)

Used to work with a guy who had a Monte Carlo SS. Really nice car.

I will always remain partial to the 4th generation Monte Carlo, specifically the SS introduced in 1983. I will never forget the oddball "Aerocoupe" Nascar-only model. Big kudos for showing the scene from "The Jerk".

I had a '85 Monte with a 4.3 V6, LOVED that car, would love to have another one. Even hit a tree head on one night, bowed the hood up about six inches, didn't even kill the engine. If I could have gotten out of the ditch, could have driven it home.

I have a 2007 Monte Carlo and I love it. Beat car they come out with.

I enjoyed this episode i Owned a 72 monte Carlo and also a 77 monte Carlo ,The 72 had the 402 with a turbo 400 transmission And the 77Had the 350 with a turbo 350 transmission I loved both of these cars !

Monte Carlo,impala, caprice, Tahoe,tb SS, Camaro… thank you gm 👏🏾

I remember those same SS of the 80s. It is crazy to make such huge engines with so few hp

First car I bought new was an all black 87 SS with camel beige interior and I still have that car to this day

I literally love you for putting the Training Day scene in there

I own a 71 Monte SS, also have a 73 Pontiac Grandville. Would like to see a deep dive into that model.

* I bought a 1970. Forest green one in 1977 for $500. Turns out the previous brother/sister owners both lost they're license with it ! It had an LT 1 350 with a posi rear-end. It had a bucket seat & console camel leather interior with every option even an optic fiber low windshield washer fluid light. I've never seen another like it. Man ! I loved that car ! I put headers on it with a KN air filter and smoked everything. Even one with a 454 ! The only thing I ever got beat by was a 1970 426 Hemi Super Bee. Ok I accepted that. Turns out that was a rare Pace Car edition limited production model. I'd still have it but some stoned kids in a work van rear-ended it one morning I was headed home from afternoon shift at a machine shop I worked at .

what a charming episode, 'best of' YT :-) thanks for filling in the gaps of knowledge for this important coupe.

I had a 1986 LS and loved it

70s and 80s Monte Carlos are still some of the coolest cars GM made during that era.

The 1970 Chevelle never had a standard V6 as you said when comparing 1970 Chevelles and Monte Carlos. ONLY an in-line.

I love these videos man! Thanks for making them! 👌

Inflation adjusted it topped out $38,000. Tells you all you need to know about todays car prices. 38k is the starting price for anything more than a compact car.

I always called the Fwds Lumina, I never liked them, but when they made the 03 Monte SS I hoped they would switch to Rwd and fill the void of the F body

I own a 2007 Monte SS 5.3 litre😊300HP Last year made!

Friend had a 78/9 with a 396 / 402 on crager ss wheels and air shocks. Classic. You out there bruce ? .

Got a 70 model with a 454 in 1982 for $400.00.Double stacked air filters.Boy what fun!!!!

7:59 incredible editing as always 👌😂

I had a 76 and it was the best car. What a ride!!!!!😅

lots of Information and being so much detail on the Information Thank you for putting out this video !

The Last Generation Monte Carlo would have been a Grand Slam if it had one thing: A Drive Shaft!!!!!!!!!

I've had 2 79s and a 78. Loved them

These were real Swinging Bachelor mobiles like Rueben Kincaid drove on the Partridge family show

Hope we see a Mazda 929 video!

The 72 with the 350 was the very best even NOW.

Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. Another beautiful G Body.

Just never thought of it before. 🤔 Never had one, but liked them.

I had a VW Corrado. You should do a story on that car. The one I had was a VR6. That motor was plagued with overheating issues.

Another great video

The 2nd gen Monty's were the best in both styling and handling.

Great vid!

Great vid!!!!! 🤜🤛

I have built a handful of Monte Carlo model kits-(70 1/25 scale AMT 70 SS454,1/25 scale AMT 70 Low Rider,1/24 scale Revell 86 SS,Revell 1/24 Scale 87 SS Aerocoupe,1/24 scale 95 NASCAR Joe Nemechek Burger King,1/24 scale Monogram 96 NASCAR Dale Earnhardt Goodwrench and 1/32 scale Monogram NASCAR 96 Dale Earnhardt Goodwrench)...

What a great video. 👍👍

Lots of these around the neighborhood growing up. I worked with a guy who had a 2007 a few years ago. I wonder if he still has it

Damn what a great car. Had an 84, 04 SS, and an 02.I still keep an eye out for a decent one to buy!

How did I go this long never knowing that the FWD Monte Carlo got a V8? I knew the Impala got a V8 in the second of it's FWD generations but I thought they left it out of the Monte Carlo.

Good looking cars.

The Pontiac can am is still a mysterious edition that I think you would have fun with.....

The 1978/79 body was the most striking & beautiful sculpture. A Holy Grail to find an unmolested, unCholofied example of one. Sad to see only ruined ones. Also enjoyed the mid-80s returning SS but wished it also came with the euro-rectangular headlights. Personal luxury rules the heart❤.

Ace Ventura had a dope Monte.

Great car thru the 80's!

Yeah, that training day Carr is probably the baddest Lowrider ever made dude

YESS finally, i commented on every video up until now and it's finally here

I've bought 3 Monte Carlos, 96 Z34 new, 2000 SS new, and currently own an 87 SS. I wish Chevrolet still built a mid sized cool car, I'd buy one. By the way, I bought a 92 Lumina Euro 2 door new, too.

11:32 imagine if GM sold this with 430hp LS3 rear wheel drive! I 100% would own one! This looks better than a C8 Corvette to me!

Came to see if you referenced the trailer park boys scene... and you delivered

70-72 is the best body style. I've owned a numbers matching 71 SS since 89.

1973-1988 Chevy Monte Carlo's are the best-looking designs out of all the Monte's history!

It’s a few FWD models people made into RWD and they are nice

Actually, it’s: Personal luxury at its start, lousy at its end, and big muscle car in-between.

Almost nothing is available as a 2 door any more. I'm shocked to learn a manual transmission was ever available on Monte Carlo

Monte Carlo is the winningest car model in Nascar history...!

Nice.

I had a green 2 tone 79 monte carlo 5.0 V8.. If I knew the Training Day movie would make it big I would have kept it

nice video, wish you eould have included the Pro Street Concept which was built over a Catfish Camaro

1st car was a brown 72 :)

…“Oh, I’m Mr. Nussbaum.”

Great video! Didn't the first gen. Monte also have the longest hood from GM?

Had a white 87 SS one of the best cars I ever owned

I had 1983 Monte Carlo but it only had a 231 Buick in her. Unfortunately 2 years later she blew up and I traded her for an another Chevy.

The 72 carlo is a thing of beauty. Bob block preferred

I loved the look of the last gen. Just wish they had made it rwd.

I just rewatched that Better Call Saul episode last night 😂

Front wheel drive killed the Monte. In fact, front wheel drive has kind of killed GM. If it wasn't for trucks, they would be gone.

The Grand Prix with an LS9

Favorite Chevy ❤❤❤ 1970

I would love to have a first gen and the final two gens of these

I was just reading last night in a book about Junior Johnson about how Chevy wasn't interested in NASCAR but a promotional stunt cooked up by he and an associate who funded the building the of the Monte Carlo racer ultimately led to their re-entry. They would get upwards of $10k per race just to appear which played off of how popular Chevrolet was with the public. Charlie Glotzbach was the first driver of the white #3.

A nameplate once prominent that became typically mismanaged by GM.

You really need to make a video on Australian cars 🙏 would make an interesting video for American viewers

U should've let da part play when he 1st cranked er over in Training Day smfh.😮‍💨

I have a 2004 intimitador model with 160k

I always refer to the 1995 Monte Carlo as a two door Lumina

What is the car that inspired the '70 monte'? Answer, the highly successful 1969 Grand Prix!

The 3800 is a great engine and the supercharged versions can make excellent power with some mods. Burnouts aren't wise the transmission is the weak link