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I think with modern LCD instrument clusters steadily becoming the default choice for most cars, what I want to talk about today is something that is well on its way to extinction. Objectively, this isn’t a bad thing, as what I’m talking about are things that have no actual use or purpose beyond reminding a car’s owner of something they do not have. They’re devices that perform the opposite of a function, somehow. I’m talking about the empty Gauges of Nothingness used on car instrument clusters.

autoevolution 23 Apr 2021, 9:30 UTC · by Third-generation Chevy Novas have a big reputation within the muscle car crowd, and they're a common sight at the drag strip nowadays. Second-gen models aren't all that popular, but some racers prefer them for their slightly more compact size and lighter curb weight. We've seen a clean-looking 1965 model hit the drag strip with a turbo V8 earlier this month, so now it's time to check out a procharged coupe doing no-prep runs. 1 photo This mean-looking, dark cherry Nova boasts a unique front end thanks to a closed-off grille and big intake mounte...

Sponsored Links When you think “off-road racer,” the 1971 Chevy Nova probably isn’t the first thing to come to mind. However, the “Snortin’ Nortin” will fix that in a hurry. Recently captured on display at the reopened Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, this unique Chevy Nova rocks an impressive array of unique dirt-duty upgrades, not to mention a long history of competition in some of the most prestigious off-road races in the world. The story of the Snortin’ Nortin Chevy Nova starts with Larry Tunnel and Mick Newton, who sought to enter the rough-and-tumble world of of...

autoevolution 16 Apr 2021, 7:51 UTC · by no va” (translated to “ doesn’t go”) jokes, the classic reality is a bit different. Especially when taking into consideration the third-generation love affair with the SS (Super Sport) designation. 19 photos Even though a 1968-1972 model year Chevy Nova SS was one of the smallest muscle cars ever created by a Detroit automaker, seeing the SS badge up front commands the respect of knowledgeable automotive aficionados to this day. It also brings impromptu dares for street racing, according to legends, but we’re not exactly looking to pro...

autoevolution 14 Apr 2021, 17:05 UTC · by Tired of all those perfect muscle car builds that just prove the owner has more money than you do? Well, this Chevy Nova isn't like that. And while its condition is less than perfect, the family story it brings just makes you love it even more. 11 photos The Nova has spent all its life in the custody of one family. The 1972 model was bought in 1974 by the owner's parents. This was the same year he was born, and the car served as mom's runabout for the following years. The spec was acceptable, but nothing to write home about. When stock, this C...