Used 2006 Chevrolet Impala for Sale

We love our Chevrolet Impala. It is a 4 door and seats 6. Our model has a sunroof. It is the second time we have bought an Impala and we would do it again! The car is a great family car, pretty basic, but it drives solid with good power up hills. It has been very dependable. We are currently at 167,000 miles and the Impala we had before this one (year 2000) we traded in at 220,000. We have had to put very little money into the car and only for the basics - a new battery, new tires, oil changes, etc. My absolute favorite thing about this car is the trunk room. There is so much room, it is amazing. The model I like has the back seats with the ability to drop down. When the full bench back seat is down, I can put a whole twin mattress in the car! It is amazing. I have had so many people amazed at the size of the trunk. I always have plenty of space for everything I am hauling. Basically I have the space of a pick up truck with the comfort of a sedan. Another thing that I love about this car is that it has GREAT gas mileage. I get 27 mph with this car; our previous Impala was closer to 30 mph. And the price is great for the value. I don't care what color car I get; I don't care if it has any bells and whistles, as long as I have a great solid car with plenty of trunk space and awesome gas mileage. The Impala is all this for me.

It was a four door, 2009 Chevy Impala, with less than 20k miles on it. I didn't like that it only had a 3.5 l engine, but it had great gas mileage, and never gave me any issues. There was plenty of leg room and storage room in the car, and the trunk was very spacious. It drove very smoothly and handled curves like a dream. It was very quiet and hardly used any oil. I liked that I could just load it up, jump in, and go on a long road trip, without having to worry if I was going to break down on the side of the road. It was a very reliable car, and ranked very high, as far as safety features go. There's a reason why the Chevy Impala was the choice for police vehicles in the United States for many years. In fact, that was the deciding factor in me buying the Impala. I thought, "When's the last time you saw a police car, broken down on the side of the road, or being towed somewhere?" The seats were very comfortable, and it was just such a nice, clean car to look at, inside and out. If I could think of any other con, aside from the small engine, I guess I would have to mention the speedometer. For some reason, it would periodically stop working from time to time. This became an issue quite a few times, because I would be pulled over for speeding. I never did find out why it would stop working, but it only happened about 15 times, in the three years I owned it.

I would buy this car again and again, even with the few flaws and headaches it has caused me. Parts are found in abundance at local junk yards for cheap.