1975 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

Overview

After the great success seen by the Monte Carlo in 1974, Chevrolet decided not to change much in the 1975. Perhaps the biggest change was...

After the great success seen by the Monte Carlo in 1974, Chevrolet decided not to change much in the 1975. Perhaps the biggest change was the introduction of catalytic converters in order to meet new federal standards in fuel economy.

The base engine remained a 350-ci V8 rated at 145 horsepower, while optional engines included a 400-ci V8 rated at 175 horsepower and a 454-ci V8 rated at 235 horsepower. 148,529 S Sport Coupes were produced, as well as 110,380 Landau Coupes.

The car remains a popular tuner car to this day.

What owners say

AI Summary · 5 reviews

"Overall, drivers seem to appreciate the 1975 Chevrolet Monte Carlo for its classic design and performance, particularly the strong 350 engine. However, many note that it guzzles gas, which can be a downside. Owners praised the car's spacious interior and trunk, making it comfortable for passengers, but some mentioned that their models needed some care and upgrades."

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This was one the best cars I ever owned ,great gas milage for a 400, about 24 highway and 14 city, when driving 55, but when you drove 115 (peddle left) if got about 8. Could take city corners at 30 mph.

July 5, 2009

It was a great first car and had lots of extras for that time period. It could sit 5 comfortable passengers with a large trunk. The engine was easy to work on and lots of room under the dining table size hood.

March 16, 2008

Good old 350 starts and runs 100,000 without blinking an eye

April 29, 2008