A year ago, Chevrolet unveiled to reporters the Cavalier Z24, a sporty version of its subcompact economy car whose name hinted at Camaro Z28 heritage. The car, however, never was built. The 2.8-liter ...

Back when Chevrolet was still operating in pacemaker mode, the company invented an odd little vehicle called the J car. It was a nice enough car to be sure, but it lacked virtually every element of ...

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Today's Nice Price or No Dice Chevy Cavalier wears antique car plates, which seems somehow incongruous considering the car's humble origins. Let's see if its price tag proves equally surprising.

Radwood may be less rad owing to the recent pandemic, but today's Nice Price or No Dice Cavalier convertible could let you bring it back in style. Let's see if this retro drop-top has an equally retro ...

The Chevy Cavalier was produced between 1981 and 2005 over the course of three generations, with General Motors reintroducing the nameplate for international markets in 2016. Now, this well-preserved ...

The Cavalier underwent a major restyling for the 1988 model year, with the convertible version available only for the Z24. Murilee Martin The cheapest possible Cavalier for '88 (the VL coupe) had an ...

The Chevy Cavalier’s reputation is a bit of a mixed bag. From the early 1980s through the mid-2000s, the Cavalier and its J-body platform mates generally played second fiddle to superior Japanese ...