A one-owner car until 2025, this 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS is a highly original and unrestored survivor. A true time capsule.

We started to conceptualize our Nova last November and decided to build a pro-touring car above all, something that we can take to any road course or autocross and come out a champion.

Eventually, the Snortin’ Nortin Chevy Nova was retired, and would have ended up slowly disintegrating in the Southern Bayou had it not been rescued by longtime off-road racer Rick “Hurricane ...

This Green Machine is unlike any 1971 Chevy Nova you've seen! Rather than focus on makinging it look flashy, Nate Shaw decided to fully restore the exterior back to its original, classic look ...

William Byron's No. 24 NASCAR Chevy Camaro ZL1 was banned from qualifying for the Indy Road Course on Saturday, August 12th, 2023.

Of course, that’s also what makes them a lot of work to bring back into tip-top shape. Think about it. Was a Chevy built in 1969 meant to still be on the road today?

As the story goes, the Chevy Nova didn't sell well in spanish-speaking countries in the 1970s because "No va" in spanish means "doesn't go". Who would buy a car that doesn't go, right? Well, it's ...

The 1973 Nova in question is a survivor of the NASCAR Winston West series. It was built by Ivan Baldwin and saw plenty of short-track and even some road-course action before it retired and ...

In the end, the race was over in 9.58 seconds at 150 mph for the modern Porsche 911 and in 10.33s at almost 128 mph for the old-school Chevrolet Nova SS. This was just the appetizer, as it turns out.

The aero kit design for racing on ovals will be revealed later in the offseason. Honda’s aero kits will be revealed in mid-March.

Check out this Pro Touring 1967 Chevy II Nova from ... At the inaugural Heidts Performance Car Challenge last summer—an event that pits competitors against each other on a road course, autocross ...