Ok I’ve always been a monte ss fan and grand national fan there’s just something about a G body that speaks to me lol. With that said no matter how sleek this new model looks I’m unpleasantly disappointed by the fact that it looks like a revamped Camaro just my opinion
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Totally get where you're coming from-there's something truly special about the classic G-body Monte SS and Grand National. They have a unique charm that’s hard to replicate. While the new model does borrow some Camaro-inspired elements, it’s great to see the effort to modernize while nodding to its roots. Hopefully, it grows on you over time or brings us closer to a future G-body revival that stays true to the original vibes
@@CarReviewshub truthfully I like this design over the early 2000's design. I bought a 2005 tony Stewart ss edition the version that had more hp and a few extra decals on it. I'm general my thoughts on retro designs is I'd rather see the Auto industry replicate the old designs using today's materials with lighter weight and modern tweaks here and there
That's a solid take! Modern materials combined with classic designs could bring the best of both worlds-nostalgia with improved performance and efficiency. The Tony Stewart SS edition was a gem, and it’s great to see how automakers like this design evolve while keeping a nod to their heritage
I get where you're coming from! The design definitely shares some Camaro vibes, but I think Chevy might be aiming to blend modern performance with a touch of Monte Carlo nostalgia. Hopefully, they can bring in more distinct Monte Carlo elements to make it truly stand out.
Totally hear you on that! Pricing can be a big sticking point, especially when we're all hoping for an affordable nod to the classic Monte Carlo. Let’s hope Chevy finds a way to balance the nostalgia factor with a price tag that makes it accessible to more fans.
Ok I’ve always been a monte ss fan and grand national fan there’s just something about a G body that speaks to me lol. With that said no matter how sleek this new model looks I’m unpleasantly disappointed by the fact that it looks like a revamped Camaro just my opinion
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Totally get where you're coming from-there's something truly special about the classic G-body Monte SS and Grand National. They have a unique charm that’s hard to replicate. While the new model does borrow some Camaro-inspired elements, it’s great to see the effort to modernize while nodding to its roots. Hopefully, it grows on you over time or brings us closer to a future G-body revival that stays true to the original vibes
@@CarReviewshub truthfully I like this design over the early 2000's design. I bought a 2005 tony Stewart ss edition the version that had more hp and a few extra decals on it. I'm general my thoughts on retro designs is I'd rather see the Auto industry replicate the old designs using today's materials with lighter weight and modern tweaks here and there
That's a solid take! Modern materials combined with classic designs could bring the best of both worlds-nostalgia with improved performance and efficiency. The Tony Stewart SS edition was a gem, and it’s great to see how automakers like this design evolve while keeping a nod to their heritage
Bring back ttops
This is a camaro
I get where you're coming from! The design definitely shares some Camaro vibes, but I think Chevy might be aiming to blend modern performance with a touch of Monte Carlo nostalgia. Hopefully, they can bring in more distinct Monte Carlo elements to make it truly stand out.
Then they’ll advertise it for 65,000…..Smfh!🤡
Totally hear you on that! Pricing can be a big sticking point, especially when we're all hoping for an affordable nod to the classic Monte Carlo. Let’s hope Chevy finds a way to balance the nostalgia factor with a price tag that makes it accessible to more fans.