Chevrolet Monte Carlo
For 2000, Chevrolet looked to both GM Motorsports and Monte Carlos of the past for design inspiration. They managed to capture classic traits such as wheel flares, a vertically oriented tail lamps, a stylized rear bumper and the return of the "Knight" badging. They also introduced a full gauge cluster, something not seen since 1988, as well as the Super Sport moniker which was chosen to replace the Z34 designation of the fifth generation. Further, they included a slight "hump" on the rear trunk, similar to a Lincoln Mark VIII, to remain consistent with the request of racing teams, and added an aerodynamic styling and duck tail spoiler taken from the NASCAR circuit. The 6th Generation Monte Carlo Is Based on The Monte Carlo Intinidator Concept.
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In 2002 Chevrolet released a Dale Earnhardt Intimidator Edition with two different color schemes; a black body with galaxy silver rocker panels and front and rear air dams, and an all black body with black ground effects. The car features silver "Intimidator" and Monte Carlo SS badges, as well as a thin red stripe above the silver ground effects. It also includes the Dale Number 3 logo placed just behind the rear side windows, an Intimidator badge with the number 3 on the dash and Earnhardt's signature on the gauge cluster. The interior is all black ("charcoal") leather and it has 5 spoke, diamond cut wheels. This car received GMs L36 3800 V6 engine.
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