In 1982, General Motors do Brasil brought something new to Brazilian consumers:
O Chevrolet Monza Hatch, which arrived to compete with established models of the time and conquer its space in the national market.
It was a compact car, with a modern design and interesting specifications for its time.
The model was launched with two engine options: the engine 1.6, powered by gasoline or ethanol,
which was a milestone for the time, as Brazil was experiencing the transition to more economical and environmentally friendly fuels.
The hatch version of the Monza It had a more sporty proposal, while at the same time meeting the need for a functional car for everyday use.
O Monza 1.6 It was not just a simple car; it was developed to be efficient, economical and, at the same time, deliver satisfactory performance.
O Chevrolet Monza 1.6 It's more than just an old car; it's an icon of Brazilian automotive history, which brought innovation and performance to the local market in the 1980s.
Today, the Monza 1.6 It is fondly remembered by many Brazilians, both by those who lived through its heyday and by those who see it as an opportunity to relive the nostalgia of times gone by.