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X-body1968–1974
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| Powertrain | Engine / motor | Power | Drivetrain | Explore & compare |
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| nova 250 ↗3-speed manual · 1974–1974 | Gasoline · 4.1 L · 100 hp | 100 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| nova 307 ↗3-speed manual · 1972–1972 | Gasoline · 5.0 L · 130 hp | 130 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| nova 350 ↗3-speed manual · 1974–1974 | Gasoline · 5.7 L · 145 hp | 145 hp | Rear-wheel drive |
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The second-generation Nova arrived for 1968 with a major redesign on GM's X-body architecture. It remained Chevrolet's compact car through 1974 and is the best-known early Nova generation. This long-running version included several model-year updates but retained the same basic generation identity.
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