While not quite as famous as the Chevy Camaro or Chevelle, the compact Chevy Nova was an impressive performance offering from General Motors – especially in the sought-after Super Sport guise. Before ...

W hen most people go digging for treasure on Hilton Head Island, they’re thinking of gold coins, not gold bowties. But for ...

Born in 1962 as the Chevy II, the Nova was GM's answer to the successful Ford Falcon. It remained highly popular until 1979, when it was replaced by the front-wheel-drive Citation. The Nova returned ...

In a market sector already inhabited by Studebaker and Rambler economy cars, the Big Three, Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler's compact car debut took place in late 1959. The new car buying public ...

Even though the Nova sported some of the same high-output powerplants as its close sibling, the Camaro, the X-body never had a true handling package option like the Z28. In its prime, the classic Nova ...

With the Chevy Nova being one of the smallest muscle cars in the history of the genre, many enthusiasts love to give larger rivals a hard time driving in this classic. And while most builds of the ...

Make no doubt about it-Chevrolet's hot-rodding history is long and storied, covering more than a half-century of performance, and counting. That being said, many musclecar mavens sum it all up with ...

When you think “off-road racer,” the 1971 Chevy Nova probably isn’t the first thing to come to mind. However, the “Snortin’ Nortin” will fix that in a hurry. Recently captured on display at the ...