The Nova is so fantastic love the super sport with the V-8, 1964, I had a 72 Nova 350, I liked that one wish had it now , thank you for the memories, Steve
My wife's 1st car was a Ford EXP. If it wasn't so gutless it would have been a pretty cool little car. I thought it had a great look. The Chevy Nova 2 was 1 of the better looking Nova's. My 1st car was a 74 Nova with a 250 straight 6 & a 2spd power glide transmission. What a great fun car for a 16yr old in the early 90's. It was pretty much bulletproof with the 250 in it. Undoubtedly 1 of the toughest engines produced by GM. And what Yenko did for GM muscle cars is legendary. And the Nova was not left out. OMG who else remembers the Pulsar wagon? Talk about putting lipstick on a pig 🐖. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I wouldn't call these cars on this list badass but more of the car makers trying to create a new market niche. You have to correct the Nova section it's just wrong and gives the sense that no real research was done. The x-platform Nova's were from 1962 to 1979. These are not from the 80's. The 1980s Chevy Nova's were from 1985 to 1988. They were just rebadged Toyota Corollas sold by Chevy in a sad attempt to badge engineering itself into the small car market. There was nothing special about these 80's Nova's and were really the definition of boring cars and lazy GM engineering.
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The Nova is so fantastic love the super sport with the V-8, 1964, I had a 72 Nova 350, I liked that one wish had it now , thank you for the memories, Steve
My wife's 1st car was a Ford EXP. If it wasn't so gutless it would have been a pretty cool little car. I thought it had a great look. The Chevy Nova 2 was 1 of the better looking Nova's. My 1st car was a 74 Nova with a 250 straight 6 & a 2spd power glide transmission. What a great fun car for a 16yr old in the early 90's. It was pretty much bulletproof with the 250 in it. Undoubtedly 1 of the toughest engines produced by GM. And what Yenko did for GM muscle cars is legendary. And the Nova was not left out. OMG who else remembers the Pulsar wagon? Talk about putting lipstick on a pig 🐖. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
please show the correct models when talking about particular years.
That sure was a weird looking convertible El Camino😅
just stop....you need to get someone to fact check and look at your pictures.....
why are u watching? u stop..
I know this the " Man Cave Channel"...but if ya don't mind a Car GIRL joinin in.
@Caramellatte-r4u to learn something new if possible, but this is not completely correct.
am i the only one that thinks that the later ford exp looks alike a fox body mustang with a tempo front clip grafted on
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NOT an El Camino
The first exp WAS NOT an escort. And you keep showing two different models. The escort exp came later
too many wrong pictures in this vid :-(
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Sent you an email regarding this.
Attention 10 minutes of his favorite audi but only 60 seconds about the nova and then its onto those crap mopar import rampage
Anyone know what the car in the thumbnail is thanks
I think it's a Nissan pulsar van
I wouldn't call these cars on this list badass but more of the car makers trying to create a new market niche. You have to correct the Nova section it's just wrong and gives the sense that no real research was done. The x-platform Nova's were from 1962 to 1979. These are not from the 80's. The 1980s Chevy Nova's were from 1985 to 1988. They were just rebadged Toyota Corollas sold by Chevy in a sad attempt to badge engineering itself into the small car market. There was nothing special about these 80's Nova's and were really the definition of boring cars and lazy GM engineering.