Chevrolet is reviving the Monza name after a 38-year hiatus in the shape of a sporty mid-size sedan that comes with an RS badge and hopes to elbow its way into the preferences of the Chinese customer. That's because the car will be unveiled at the Guangzhou Auto Show which means it will most likely be a China-exclusive model. Last time the Chevrolet Monza was relevant it was 1980, and things were very different. For one, Chevrolet wasn't building special models for the Chinese market, and mid-size sedan sales weren't dropping at an alarming rate Stateside. So let's see what this new car has to offer beyond a reheated nameplate.