Monte Carlo SS FAQ - Production Figures

Monte Carlo SS
Production Figures FAQ
Updated June 9th, 2000

Q: What years were the Monte Carlo SS available?

Sometimes viewed as a trick question because some forget first generation, the answer is quite simple and straight forward. The Monte Carlo SS was available in 1970 and 1971; 1983 through 1988; and 2000-01. The '70 and '71 models are considered 1st Generation, 1983 through 1988 are 4th Generation, and the 2000-01 is the 6th Generation.

Q: How many Monte Carlo SS's were made each year?

SS Production Figures:

4th Generation SS Totals:

YEAR	# of SSs	Total Production	SS %
83-88	161067	574333	28.0%

Q: What years were the Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe available?

The Aerocoupe option was available only in 1986 and 1987.
- Only 200 Aerocoupes were made in 1986 making it the most rare Monte Carlo SS around. They were all identical to eachother, with identical options; white exterior with burgundy interior. Check out the 1986 Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe Registry for more information. The option code for the 1986 Aerocoupe is B5T. All were built in Arlington, TX.
- 6052 Aerocoupes were made in 1987. Each was optioned uniquely with all available SS interior and exterior colors. The option code for the 1987 Aerocoupe is Z16. All were apparently built in Pontiac, MI. There were no Aerocoupes in the 1988 model year.
Check out the Aerocoupe section for more detailed information.

Q: How many Aerocoupes were made?

Q: Where was the 4th Generation Monte Carlo SS built?

All 1983 through 1986 SSs were built in Arlington, TX.
Approximately 75% of all 1987 SSs were built in Pontiac, MI, the remaining 25% were built in Arlington, TX.
All 1988 SSs were built in Pontiac, MI.
All 1986 Aerocoupes were built in Arlington, TX, while all 1987 Aerocoupes were built in Pontiac, MI.

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