Chevy’s Nova replacement and its version of GM’s new X-car platform was the Citation, a heavily advertised subcompact that became the division’s fastest-selling model ever.  Although Citation looks boxy, almost appliance-like in retrospect, at the time it offered clever utilization of space, thanks to the front-wheel-drive/transverse-engine design. Introduced in mid-1979, Citation was named 1980 “Car of … Continue reading 1980 Chevrolet Citation Test Drive