Used Chevrolet Impala for Sale

The 2013 Chevrolet Impala is a great car. The car is wide and can hold up to 6 people, which is a must for my family. The leather seats are nice and stylish, which is hard to come by these days. The wood vinyl on the car dashboard adds a sense of elegance and glamour. The stereo is high quality and the sound system works excellently. The car drives so smoothly that it feels like you are floating on a cloud, and when I hit a bump in the road, I can barely feel it. I love the pull down seats in the back that leads to the trunk, because one time I locked my cars in the trunk, and had to crawl through the pull down seats to get to my car keys. This car is excellent and a bold ride.

The only things I like about this vehicle is that there is plenty of space in the car & trunk. I also think the seats are very comfortable. What I don't like about this car is the Security issue that my car, and many others, have. For some reason, the car won't start for 10 minute increments. You have to turn your ignition to the Start position and wait for the Security light to stop flashing. This is always 10 minutes. When it does, most of the time you can then start your car. However, I have had it on many occasions still not start & I have to go through a 2nd or 3rd round. This is extremely ridiculous to me and very, very frustrating. I have been late to important things, work, etc. quite often. I never know when or how often this will happen. I've gone months of it not ever happening and I've gone through months of it happening as often as every other time that I start my vehicle. Besides this, my car has ran very well & smoothly with no other problems.

I really like my 2008 Chevrolet Impala. The ride is smooth and yet it has pretty great horsepower and torque for a sedan. The mpg is a bit awkward as it is supposed to 19/29, but for the most part I get a combined mpg of around 21. I love the notification/status center near my speedometer and rpm meter. It tells you everything from weather to instantaneous mpg to tire psi to fuel range. when you hammer down on the gas pedal it holds gear for a second, but then revs right up and has great acceleration. The temperature control panel can be a little confusing, even with reading the manual, but you kind of get the hang of it