Chevrolet is a volume brand with 114 years of history behind it. Naturally, then, there’s a wide range of cars in its back catalogue, with a wide range of values. The cheapest Chevy in the Hagerty ...

For one, the "Toyota Nova" actually became quite a well-built car, with contemporary reviews praising NUMMI for not skimping on quality control.

Modified 1967 Chevy II Nova, Previously Owned by Paul Walker, Is Today's Bring a Trailer Pick Never mind the Skylines and the Supras, sometimes there's no replacement for American muscle.

The 327 V8 was a mainstay in many Chevrolet models in the 1960s. In fact, it was an option in nearly every single car Chevy ...

Advertised by Garage Kept Motors, this '68 Chevelle SS has only 2,915 miles (4,691 km) under its belt, so it is basically a brand-new 56-year-old car.

Steve Strope and Pure Vision Design built a one-of-a-kind Nova sporting an LT4 engine and infused with Camaro and Firebird details.

Collins' car was featured on the official shirts of the Back To The Bricks Tune-Up Party in Flushing.

Only 900 carried the 396. Despite minor cosmetic changes, the Nova — the Chevy II named was dropped for 1969 — marched right through to 1970 relatively unfettered.

Showcasing a build at SEMA is a feat in and of itself, but this custom 1968 Chevy Nova stands apart due to its impressive quality and the story behind it.

Our feature 1969 Chevy Nova L-78 396 is a documented survivor car with only 21,100 miles from new. It is a matching-numbers car, with original engine, transmission, and rear differential.

Remember when Chevrolet decided to bring back the Nova for the 1985 model year? Since the model was actually a rebadged Toyota subcompact, that is a revival that shouldn't have taken place ...