Chevrolet describes its popular Monte Carlo as the classy coupe with a wild streak. This coupe is so much fun to drive, I foiled evening plans with my passengers just so I could continue driving the Monte Carlo. It's not just one thing that's pleasurable about driving this coupe. It's the whole package that makes the Chevy a driver's car. Though, I did notice a few cumbersome quirks.
Some coupes can be difficult to get in and out of for rear seat passengers.
At first, it wasn't obvious how to make the front seat flip forward to allow someone to get into the back. It took three or four attempts fiddling with the lever on the back of the front seat before the latch prompted the seat forward. Rear passenger room, however, is not a high priority for most coupe buyers. If it were, these drivers would be looking at sedans. Once underway, the car rides very smoothly.