Brian Medford’s 1974 Astre sold only by Pontiac Buick dealers in Canada gets a lot of attention at car shows. It’s not just ...

but for the poor performance This is why it would have been a shame to see this 1974 Chevrolet Vega GT being transformed into a V8-powered Pro Street model as the owner originally intended.

17 May 2025, 03:46 UTC · By: Bogdan Popa / A 1974 Chevrolet Vega GT ended up in storage a few years after it was driven home by its owner; the car is now out and selling for smartphone money ...

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From the January 1974 issue of Car and ... high-octave rpm song indefinitely. Chevrolet Motor Division would have it no other way. The Cosworth Twin Cam Vega is its latest Image Car, temporarily ...

To sweeten the Vega’s appeal, multiple options were offered: the 110-horse engine, four-speed manual transmission, axle ratios up to 3.36 with limited slip, a handling package with anti-sway bars ...

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The millionth example of the Vega rolled off the line on May 17, 1973, and it was an orange GT hatchback with the white Sport Stripe package. Chevrolet decided to commemorate this achievement by ...

An orange 1974 Chevy Vega is shown as it spins slowly to see all of it ... Close on the wheels and the car's body (1:16-2:08). Interior shots of the seats. Exterior of the doors and the roof. The Vega ...

Rob Meyers built his Vega like he builds houses ... along with a Hayden cooler to keep it alive. Meanwhile, interior decorator Gloria Dolecki was furnishing the "living room" in beautiful brown ...

Vega is a four-letter word. Literally and figuratively, of course. You’d think only Chevrolet made subcompacts with questionable fit and finish in the 1970s. Um, Datsun B210 Honey Bees, anyone?