I don't know, but I hated those when I worked for a Chevy dealer. One thing I remember about those was that the cars were shipped standing on their nose in the railroad cars.
I see the car that The Swimmer should have test driven made the list.
How did the Chevy Vega NOT make that list?
Wouldn’t know... send me a PM with a piccie if you will.
My current favourite is the Overland Octomobile. Just imagine the traction...
The Chevy Vega definitely belongs on the list
My wife had a ‘73 Vega. It was a nice looking car, silver with black buckets and red piping, four on the floor etc. But, it started taking oil at 30,000 miles so I traded it on a Dodge Charger.
Who in their right mind would design an aluminum engine with steel pistons, no cylinder sleeves, just aluminum.
I had a high school teacher in the 70s who drove a completely rusted out white Vega to school every day. In orange spray paint on one side was “Vega by G.M,” and on the other was “Rust-proofing by Tuff-Kote.”
I don't know, but I hated those when I worked for a Chevy dealer. One thing I remember about those was that the cars were shipped standing on their nose in the railroad cars.
I see the car that The Swimmer should have test driven made the list.
I had a Vega and it was terrible. The aluminum head warped.
Hey now ... we had a Vega. Dad bought it in 73 and we still had it (and it was running well) up into the early 80s.
Besides the aluminum block, what was up with the Vega’s steering wheel that had a permanent tilt from left to right? WTF was that?