In a bid to popularize the 2-liter turbo four Camaro, Chevrolet is using this year’s SEMA to explain how cool four-pots can get. The carmaker introduces a 1967 Nova motivated by its LTG two-liter ...

During the 2014 SEMA Show, Chevrolet surprised guests with the announcement of an LTG 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder crate engine. The engine was meant to offer a very different alternative for ...

This 2,300 horsepower (!) Chevrolet Nova II is an absolute monster, and thanks to 1320Video we get to see it in action at Rocky Mountain Race Week 2016. Larry Larson, the owner, is a 10-time Drag Week ...

The earliest Nova generations, those riding on the X-body platform, are perfect for restomodding and drag racing. The 1967 model we’ll talk about today fits in the latter category, sporting a ...

RELATED:Full Coverage of HOT ROD Drag Week! Sack has been on Drag Week twice before. Once as a co-driver in 2017, and once in 2018 in his Nova, when he placed fourth overall in the Unlimited class.

Some folks are lucky having a job and hobby that blend together. During the day, Ken Rice, from Russiaville, Indiana, worked as an electrician on the GM assembly line in Kokomo, Indiana. After hours, ...

If you've been following Outlaw racing for a while, you may have heard of Ryan "Toaster" Jones, the West Coast hitter who has been racing tire-limited classes for the last five years. Back when ...

That tasty Camaro with the LT4 powertrain wasn’t the only restomodded example Chevrolet brought to SEMA this year, as they also displayed a menacing 1967 Nova powered by a four-cylinder turbo.

Favoritism sounds like it can be an undesirable practice. But believe us, in the long run it can be a good thing ... if we’re talking about a car, that is. Sticking with a favorite ride leads you down ...