The Chevy Monte Carlo SS Aero Coupe featured sloped back glass, a shorter trunk lid, and a more slippery nose. This example is highly original and quite rare.

It's not often we see a fourth-gen Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS in such immaculate condition as this one. But is it worth the asking price?

The result was the Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe. NASCAR homologation rules meant Chevrolet had to build at least 200 of them for the road. So, it's a pretty rare car.

What do the coastal city of the Principality of Monaco, 1980s performance cars, and America have in common? An original, numbers-matching, 1,625-mile (2,615 km) 1988 Chevy Monte Carlo SS, it seems.

Our new Week To Wicked project is a 1987 Monte Carlo Aerocoupe in nearly stock condition. The gearheads over at Jegs have always dug these 4th-gen g-bodies and, given their huge warehouses of ...

Finished in 12U metallic silver over gray upholstery, the Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe is reportedly just one of 6,052 Aerocoupes produced during the entire run of the model, with black, silver and ...