Chevrolet - 1989 - (front) Nova Twin-Cam 16-Valve sedan (Back left) Spectrum Turbo 4-door sedan (back right) Turbo Sprint hatchback
Automobile Reference Domestic Cars, Makes A-Z
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Source: Automobile Reference Collection
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Chevrolet NOVA Twin-CAM, Spectrum Turbo and Turbo Sprint...are small Chevys with a strong dose of performance. The Nova "Twin-Cam" 16-Valve is Chevrolet's first-ever "multi-valve" engine. The Twin-Cam package develops 110 horsepower-twice that of Nova's standard 1.6 liter engine. Black metallic with red accents- an dmedium gray interior- is Nova Twin-Cam's single unique color. The Spectrum Turbo (middle) package includes posrty alloy wheels, rear deck lid spoiler, standard AM/FM stero radio, a 1.5 liter Multi-Port Fuel Injection turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that develops 110 hp, 5-speed manual transmission and much more. The Turbo Sprint is a turbocharged "pocket rocket" clocked 4-cylinder engine that develops 110 hp, 5-speed manual transmission and much more. The Turbo Spring is a turbocharged "pocket rocket" clocked at 9.4 seconds for 0-60 mph that is identified by its front and rear air dams and rocker panel skirts. Its 3-cylinder turbocharged engine generations 70 hp at 9.4 seconds for 0-60 mph that is identified by its front and rear air dams and rocker panel skirts. Its 3-cylinder turbocharged engine generates 70 hp.
Creation Year: 1989
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