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Chevrolet Nova - Argentina. The early third-generation (1968 body style) Nova was marketed in Argentina as the Chevrolet Chevy from late 1969 through 1978. The first- and second-generation (U.S. 1962-67) body styles were sold as the Chevrolet 400; the second-generation body style was produced until 1974. Their SS counterparts were both coupes and 4-door sedans, the latter of which was unheard of in the U.S. prior to the introduction of the 1994 Impala SS. In fact, a majority were fitted with in ...

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Chevrolet Nova: Encyclopedia II - Chevrolet Nova - Novas abroad

Chevrolet Nova - Novas abroad

Chevrolet Nova - Argentina

The early third-generation (1968 body style) Nova was marketed in Argentina as the Chevrolet Chevy from late 1969 through 1978. The first- and second-generation (U.S. 1962-67) body styles were sold as the Chevrolet 400; the second-generation body style was produced until 1974.

Their SS counterparts were both coupes and 4-door sedans, the latter of which was unheard of in the U.S. prior to the introduction of the 1994 Impala SS. In fact, a majority were fitted with inline sixes coupled to a ZF manual transmission.

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