2014 Chevelle

[AWSME SS]

That would make a better return for the Chevy Citation.

[Bhobbs]

Originally Posted by Angrybird 12

Well today's Malibu looks nothing like a Malibu from the 70's either. You can say the same for the Impala too.

That car evolved over time from the Chevelle. If they want to revive the car, they should at least make it look like one.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by Bhobbs

That car evolved over time from the Chevelle. If they want to revive the car, they should at least make it look like one.

No, you missed my point, when the Malibu was brought back in 97 it looked nothing like it did when it went out of production in 83, it evolved from 97 to the point it is today. Just because they use the same name over does not mean it has to look similar to the way it did before. Each generation of Chevelle/ Malibu had its own look. The 66 looked nothing like a 64, a 68 looked nothing like a 67, a 73 looked nothing like a 72. The last car to carry the Chevelle name was the 1977 and that nameplate was on a tiny badge on the right rear. At least it was on my 76.

[Front Runner]

Originally Posted by Blueclyde

No way. That thing is ugly.

[Mr Twisty]

Originally Posted by Scalded Dog

If that were real, I would sell my left gonad, an arm, a leg, and maybe my firstborn (don't tell the kid I said that) to get my name on the title.

That is cool as hell.

http://www.amcarguide.com/custom/cus...evelle-failed/

This custom Chevelle was made by Aloha Auto. They took brand new Pontiac GTO and Chevellefied its body. HRSS454 Chevelle is powered by asphalt-chewing 600 HP engine. Our guess is that most of Chevelle enthusiasts would vote for not continuing Aloha’s planned 40 unit run…
Let’s hope that Chevelle transformations will be much better in the future or Chevelle will be revealed by Chevrolet themselves in near 2011 or 2012.

[Bhobbs]

Originally Posted by Angrybird 12

No, you missed my point, when the Malibu was brought back in 97 it looked nothing like it did when it went out of production in 83, it evolved from 97 to the point it is today. Just because they use the same name over does not mean it has to look similar to the way it did before. Each generation of Chevelle/ Malibu had its own look. The 66 looked nothing like a 64, a 68 looked nothing like a 67, a 73 looked nothing like a 72. The last car to carry the Chevelle name was the 1977 and that nameplate was on a tiny badge on the right rear. At least it was on my 76.

I see what you mean.

I look at the newer Malibu like I look at the Dart. They needed a new FWD car and just used an established name to get it off the ground faster. The look of the Chevelle changed over time but it wasn't like the Camaro where they had nothing in common.

[Thrillz]

Wow that thing hit every single ugly stick on the way down. Someone put that thing out of its misery. Now those other 2 got potential. They i like.

[PalmerGA]

Originally Posted by Bhobbs

As much as I would love to see the Chevelle return, I don't think GM can make that happen.

Well they never should have introduced the SS as it's own model. Should have been a Chevelle w/ a SS option... like the old days.

I believe we will see a Chevelle model again someday.

[its a syn]

[Neumatic]

Originally Posted by Mr Twisty

http://www.amcarguide.com/custom/cus...evelle-failed/

What in the.....KILL IT WITH FIRE!

[Bhobbs]

Originally Posted by PalmerGA

Well they never should have introduced the SS as it's own model. Should have been a Chevelle w/ a SS option... like the old days.

I believe we will see a Chevelle model again someday.

If they build a LWB Alpha 2 door and 4 door Chevelle to go along with the CTS and use it to replace the SS, that might make a better business case but I guess we have to wait and see.

[The_Blur]

Originally Posted by Bhobbs

If they build a LWB Alpha 2 door and 4 door Chevelle to go along with the CTS and use it to replace the SS, that might make a better business case but I guess we have to wait and see.

I like this idea.

[Diode Dynamics]

As long as the Chevelle has a 2-door option, that's crucial.

It needs to have the same body profile and styling cues as the 1970, similar to how the 1969 was used as inspiration for the Gen5 Camaro.

Nick C.

[Bhobbs]

Originally Posted by Diode Dynamics

As long as the Chevelle has a 2-door option, that's crucial.

It needs to have the same body profile and styling cues as the 1970, similar to how the 1969 was used as inspiration for the Gen5 Camaro.

Nick C.

A modern Chevelle would look nice parked next to my 70.