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In 1984, the Nova was a joint venture with Toyota. It was a front drive 4 door sedan Corolla with Chevy badging. Built at Freemont...

Granny had an early 1970s Nova, bought new as a gift from her then-boyfriend. I don't recall that she had much trouble with it other...

Our Nova was a family car, 2-door silver with red interior and sticky vinyl seats automatic and power steering but no power brakes or...

Sometime in the early to mid 1980s I had a Nova 4-door, in Medium Green Metallic. I don't remember if it was a 1977 or 78, nor why I got...

Only Nova I ever owned was a 1971, I bought it in the early 80's. 307, 3 speed on the column. 35,000 original miles.It had been hit in...

My 1989 Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe has power windows. I've owned it for 7 years now and I've had to replace the power motors on it 3...

Right! My friends dad worked at Cadillac and I remember him saying they were having problems with the port injection. The last 425, and...

I did not remember that it used the Olds 350 -- but it did have port injection. Cadillac did use throttle body on the 425 when...

Not for me. Life is short. I want to enjoy it now. I'm out of the rat race. Any of us can wake up one morning to suffering a T.I.A. like...

TAG, you're half correct. The 1975 Seville did have throttle body fuel injection, but the engine was an Olds 350, not a Chevrolet. Quite...

Matt, I wouldn't be concerned. Not our problem,. We'll be gone.

About all you can do is scour Goodwill and hope to find another one. Some of those shops weren't all that honest, I fixed an Electrolux...

For the record, those features are what market research deemed buyers want. Most likely the under 40 age set.

I could live without the sunroof, they often wind up being more trouble than they're worth... I DO love heated seats and wheel, even...

The thing I detest is the ever increasing onslought of tech where it's not helpful. I HATE when my damn engine stops at an...