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2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo reviews and buying guide.

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2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

The 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is a sporty coupe with a wide variety of features and attributes, resulting in a well-balanced vehicle with race-inspired styling. The Monte Carlo seats five easily, with two front bucket seats and plenty of space in the back. Offering a smooth ride with a bit of kick, the comfort and performance of the Monte Carlo compliment each other nicely. Add to that mix a strong tradition of dependability and a thorough set of safety features, and the description is complete.

The 2003 Monte Carlo is available in a base LS model and a loaded SS model. The LS comes equipped with all the essentials, while the sportier SS is given a bit more pep to its engine and a more performance-driven suspension system.

Under the Hood

The 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo comes from the same lineage as the most successful NASCAR Winston Cup racer, and it isn't hard to find the similarities between the two. While the street version may not get up to speed quite a quickly as its NASCAR cousin, it does not lack any of the power necessary for advance road driving. The LS model has a 3.4-liter V6 with 180 hp at 5200rpm, while the SS rounds in with a slightly quicker 3.8-liter V6 with 200 hp at 5200rpm. Both models have 4-speed automatic transmission.

As part of its bolstered standard features package, the SS model has 4-wheel antilock brakes (an option on the LS), sport suspension, traction control, and 225/60SR16 performance tires. While the LS certainly moves about with proficiency, you'll find a little more bite with the SS.

Standard Features, Options Packages and Style

The 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo comes loaded with a long list of standard features designed to make the driving experience as comfortable as possible. Included in the list, to name but a few, are air conditioning w/dual-zone manual climate controls, remote keyless entry, and outside-temperature indicator. A number of the characteristics that are included as standard with the SS, such as cruise control, steering wheel radio controls, and alloy wheels, are offered as affordable options on the LS.

For both models, the Monte Carlo has other convenience options available as well. These include the sophisticated OnStar System and XM Satellite Radio, which provides a wealth of digital channels and news services.

The 2003 Monte Carlo treads the line between a modest small-family coupe and a sporty racecar. By offering a nice composite of features from both sides, it turns out that this is definitely not a bad thing.


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