It's been a few months since we began our Chevy II renovation, and the time has finally come to complete this project and put our Heidt's-suspended guinea pig to the test. Our quest to totally ...

While not quite as expensive as the 1969 Yenko Super Nova, this SS 396 L78 is the priciest Nova built on Chevrolet's assembly ...

The Chevy II was the name originally given to the Chevy Nova. For the 1962 model year, Chevy introduced a small, basic economy car competitor for the Ford Falcon. The Nova moniker was among the ...

Most enthusiasts know all about the Chevrolet Nova, however, the “Nova” name actually didn’t appear as its own model until the latter end of the 1960s. Instead, the name was first used by Chevrolet to ...

Mention “six cylinder” in the same sentence as “muscle car” and some people might laugh and walk away. Not so with retired CPA Bill Townsend, of Caruthersville, Missouri, who has changed some people’s ...

Introduced for the 1960 model year, the Ford Falcon made GM realize they also needed a small-ish car with little in the way of goodies to keep the price as low as possible. GM knew they were losing a ...

In 1967 the Chevy II Nova had the same conservative body style as when it was introduced in 1962. Perhaps that's what drew Christ (pronounced Krist) Apergios, of Queens, N.Y., to purchase his first ...

Q: Hey Greg, thanks for all the old car columns, and I’d like to ask about the Chevy II and Chevy Nova and your opinions of the car. It became quite the drag racing car along the way, too. Thanks. — ...

That's pretty much the story of Erich and Mary Rose Monteith's '67 Chevy II Nova station wagon. They saw an unrestored version one day while out driving, and Erich suggested they acquire a wagon to ...

The last Chevy Nova left the assembly line on August 18, 1988. The nameplate hasn't been revived to this day and there are no rumors on that. However, one digital artist had a stab at creating a ...

Mention "six cylinder" in the same sentence as "muscle car" and some people might laugh and walk away. Not so with retired CPA Bill Townsend, of Caruthersville, Missouri, who has changed some people's ...