Vehicle Description
The 2002 Monte Carlo SS High Sport presented here is all-original,
has been driven only 40,600 miles by just two previous owners, and
is now available from the MAXmotive Pittsburgh Showroom. Number 970
of just 3,333 built, it showcases many important trademarks and
logos such as RCR Richard Childress Racing, The Intimidator, the
famous #3 logo itself, and a reproduction of Dale Earnhardt's
signature front and center on the speedometer as a constant
reminder of the legendary racing hero and that you are driving a
special car. With a smooth 3.8 liter V6 engine and automatic
transmission, the 2002 Monte Carlo SS itself is an excellent choice
for a sporty car that you can drive and enjoy as much as you wish.
From the sunroof down to the diamond cut aluminum wheels, it's well
equipped with the comfort and convenience options you would expect
in a new car. It's so well equipped, it takes you into true luxury
territory. Such niceties as dual zone climate control, power
windows and locks, keyless entry, leather bucket seats and a
leather wrapped tilt wheel, plus a six speaker sound system with
satellite radio are all part of the package. Four-wheel ABS disc
brakes, driver's side airbag, and traction control offer safety and
peace of mind as well. As a bonus, a 1:18 scale die-cast
collectible model of the truly iconic #3 Goodwrench Winston Cup
Monte Carlo. This is an image that carried the banner high for
NASCAR and for Chevrolet for many years. How do you describe what
Dale Earnhardt meant - and still means - to NASCAR fans everywhere?
His legacy remains strong today. Without question, although he had
won an all-time best 7 Cup Championships (tied with The King,
Richard Petty) Dale's star was still on the rise at the time of his
untimely passing. He had it all, he was a consistent winner, he had
a charismatic charm but yet a bad-boy image, and to top it off, the
perfect nickname. The Intimidator. So, by the time 2001 came
around, his black #3 race car had become a legend itself. Dale had
a long and successful partnership with Chevrolet, and the carmaker
wasted no time in releasing a tribute vehicle. It comes with
service records and extra keys; and to document this historically
significant car, it comes with its original window sticker. See
detailed photos at www.maxmotive.com.
