1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$12,134 to $15,666

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I think the Monte Carlo is a great car. I especially love the 305 engine and its sporty look.

Everything about the Monte Carlo seemed good in 1987. I mean...Aerocoupe. The very name of the popular 1987 Monte Carlo trim sounds fast. With its 305-ci HO V8 rated at 180 horsepower, the SS Aerocoupe surely did not disappoint. New for 1987, the Aerocoupe even featured aerodynamic composite headlamps, as well as a rear window slanted to reduce the drag coefficient from .375 to .365, a drop that has helped the Aerocoupe remain among the cars raced today, with 6,052 cars sold in 1987.

The base model for the 1987 Monte Carlo was no weakling either: the engine was a 262-ci V6 rated at 140 horsepower, while the 305-ci V8 was rated at 150 horses. 72,993 LS and SS cars were purchased in 1987 (not including the Aerocoupes).

The interior was surprisingly comfortable, with the bucket seats still available.

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by Anonymous
Dec 06, 2021
Très content de mon achat très bonne voiture merci beaucoupDec 06, 2021
by Anonymous
Oct 23, 2013
The 4th Generation Monte Carlo SS is fun to drive, holds all the kids with a HUGE trunk, doesn't weigh a lot (mine is 3420, most fbody cars are a few hundred pounds more). These are very underrated and a guy at Year One told me he thinks in a few years people will be wanting them as they are building more and more aftermarket parts for them! This is the kind of car to buy, modify and KEEP! My 3 year old Grandson is a little gearhead and when I am gone it will belong to him! When he gets older I will have him help me with it. It is a great car for people to learn to DIY as it isn't complicated. I am updating it with rear disc brakes and 18" wheels (but NO RUBBER band tires!) And people buy these to keep the muscle car dream alive and don't make them into a BONK! PLEASE!Oct 23, 2013
by Ray C
Feb 01, 2012
The 1987 Monte Carlos SS is one of the greatest cars ever made. Its fast, its stylish and for a car thats almost 25years old its amazing. As a stock car you can easily burn the tires. the very sound of the exhaust could make a modern day honda wet itself. the car was a beast, it even looked like one. you had this huge monster grill with a boxy shell that just made it look fast. the only bad thing that i can say about this car is that you normally have to go to a junk yard to find one because of its age.Feb 01, 2012

1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Pricing

Original MSRP
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Trims & specs

Audio System

AM/FM radio

Convenience Features

Steering wheel: tilt-only

Lights

Exterior entry lights: security approach lamps

Seats

Front seat type: bench · Upholstery: cloth

Audio System

AM/FM radio

Convenience Features

Steering wheel: tilt-only

Lights

Exterior entry lights: security approach lamps

Seats

Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth

Audio System

AM/FM radio

Convenience Features

Steering wheel: tilt-only

Lights

Exterior entry lights: security approach lamps

Seats

Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth

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