The Chevy Vega had a meteoric rise, then crash in the US auto market. At first, highly praised as a competent and smart response to the oil crisis and the foreign invasion in the US auto market, later that good will was squandered thanks to poor engineering and build quality. However, chevy wasn't ready to just roll over. After many revisions and improvements, they contacted Cosworth - world renown, British racing engine company - to throw some spice under the Vagas hood. This consisted of a DOHC engine capable of 110hp at 6500. This was good power for the 2700lbs coupe and the black with gold pinstriping and matching wheels really set the car apart. This 76 Cosworth is a clean survivor car that represent the mark well. It runs well and drives well. The car is rust free and the black vinyl interior is free of rips and tears. Theses are uncommon cars, and rust was very unkind to many. This car is...

Introducing the 1975 Chevrolet Cosworth Vega, a distinctive classic that stands out with its sleek black exterior and sophisticated black cloth interior. This vehicle combines style and performance in a way that few classics can match. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 350 V8 engine paired with a smooth 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering a driving experience that is both powerful and refined. Inside, the black cloth interior offers a comfortable and inviting atmosphere for both driver and passengers. The seats are designed to provide support and comfort, making every journey a pleasurable experience. Safety is also a key feature of this Cosworth Vega,...