The 1971 model year witnessed several notable changes in the Chevelle lineup, starting with GM's attention to simplifying the offering. The 300 Deluxe waved goodbye to buyers, and the new base model ...

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If you were in the market for a station wagon in 1971, Chevrolet offered nine models in three sizes, ranging from the compact two-door, four-passenger Vega Kammback to the full-size four-door, ...

It's a plan as simple as black and white. Cripes, it's a Malibu, a drone wannabe, not a namby-pamby, everybody's-got-one SS. Intimidation factor zero. That oat-white icon of purity, good, and ...

Put yourself in the place of 16-year-old Frank Guidace. He drove his newly purchased, canary yellow 71 Chevelle with green velour threads into the local high school parking lot 10 years ago. Even ...

Whenever you think about a second-generation Chevrolet Chevelle, usually you’ll have the dual headlights models on your mind. Those were certainly more popular, and they enjoyed a longer shelf life.