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In 1970, "Nova" was the perfect name for the Nova, because that was the last year for the top performer engine; a 396 big block. Before 1970 the power was small but got better every year. After 1970, the power went downhill.
A Nova is a star that gets brighter and brighter then burns out.
Mitsubishi Eclipse - all of the oil burning smoke eclipses the sun.... at least all but the latest versions- lets home that problem has been eliminated... time and mileage will tell.
Dodge Shadow - same thing, all of the oil burning causes big shadows. I have never in my life seen so many oil burning cars than the late 80s-early 2000s Mopars and Mitsubishis.... depending on th engines... there were two different engines they used that were terrible for oil burning.
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