Used Chevrolet Impala Limited for Sale

This is a very underrated car. At highway speeds, it is as stable as a living room sofa. The controls are precise and well-placed. The engine, while not having an extreme amount of torque, is quiet and capable. The stereo system is superb. The rear seat, while adequate could be a bit bigger. In fact, the trunk is so cavernous that they could have instead made the rear seat a little bit bigger. I really value this car for its comfort, whether it's on a long trip or a daily commute. Gas mileage is above average for a large car on the highway, and perhaps slightly below average in the city. It also is a very good looking car, with understated lines and a clean look that projects confidence without being cheesy. One of the things that I like best about this car is that it offers no unhappy surprises: It is mechanically solid and uses time-tested parts. Repairs, while infrequent, are affordable because parts are plentiful. I have great confidence in this car, so much that it's going to take a lot to get me to give it up. It has fat tires and a confident stance, and I just enjoy walking up to it in the parking lot.

The Chevy impala has overall been a satisfying vehicle to own. The body design makes the vehicle look like it would fit somewhere into it he middle of a sports car and grandma's luxury vehicle. When the car needs a repair, which has not been very often, the cost is not breathe taking (even when seeing the hourly rate for the mechanic to have lunch getting paid ). Driving the Impala is a smooth experience. The sound quality of the factory speakers and built in radio are nothing less than anyone would expect. However the trunk is large enough to fit 'ANY' sized custom-made sub-woofer box with 2 15" subs in it. Another great aspect is that I had a 10" alpine 500 watt sub in a custom built box and only used 1 500 watt alpine sub-woofer to push it. Unbelievable would define the vibrations in the driver seat every time the bass would sound off. The center console that holds your pop and coffee mug could of been better. As the holes are too large to create a snug fit around any drink or bottle that fits inside the hole and too shallow to prevent anything from following out at the slightest gravity shift. Another draw back is that the Impala does not come with a free pair of metallic-slim gloves, to prevent your hands from getting scratched, torn, and stuck alongside both front seats as you attempt to recover whatever had slipped inside the rather large entrance to the seat belt latches, or the door side for that matter. Even with your seat adjusted in any height or distance from the steering wheel. I would recommend this vehicle to most anyone who wants a dependable car, with reasonable repair costs, that also doesn't want to refill for gas every other day. The 16 gallon tank (or 14 I forget at the moment) lasts me at least a week of average driving around. The annoying text display for my windshield washer fluid out constantly displaying instead of my mileage is annoying error but not a deal breaker, or worth the time to ask the deal to fix the sensor for me. The windshield washer bay is located on the passenger side and in order to get you have to take that tire off, the protective plastic and so on. Runs good, drives better, feels like you bought a more expensive car while driving it.

My 2008 Chevrolet Impala was my first car and I absolutely loved it! It had 100,000 miles on it before I started driving it, but it still performs as well as ever. The leather interior is a plus, as is the stock sound system. The car bumps and the stock radio comes with a CD player as well as an auxiliary cord input which is great. My favorite feature is no doubt the seat warmers though. Nothing like toasty buns is the winter! In addition, you can start the car from inside with use of the key fob which is a big plus. Also, the only major repairs that had to be made to the vehicle was because of a wreck I was in. Other than that, it ran fine for over 100,000 miles with the proper upkeep and change of oil and transmission fluid and the works. The only downside of the car, or at least something I had to get used to was the sensitivity of the gas pedal and the brake pedal. They were very different from each other and required a few weeks to get comfortable with. Overall this is a great car and I would recommend it to anyone!