The Chevy Nova, originally known as the Chevy II, had a successful and impactful run throughout Chevrolet's history, cycling through six generations before retiring. The Nova met consumer demand and became a popular car for decades. Other Chevy models like the Chevelle or Camaro sometimes overshadowed the Nova, stealing its sales. An urban myth claimed the Nova didn't sell well in Spanish-speaking countries because of its name (Nova is similar to the Spanish phrase 'no va,' which translates as 'doesn't go') - a legend proven to be false. For the most part, the Nova was a staple part of Chevy's lineup and provided a reliable, compact car option for drivers everywhere. The Chevy Nova was so successful and long-lived due mainly to its attractive look, making this one of the most classic Chevy models ever. The third generation, starting...