Since I purchased the vehicle in 2018, I have had absolutely no problems with the car. It is built on a solid frame, and very rarely do any of the front end components come loose. The vehicle is incredibly fuel efficient. The 3.5L engine is incredibly quiet. The entire body of the vehicle is so well insulated that I don't notice obnoxious road noise either. My favorite aspect of the 2008 Chevy Impala are the stock 6x9 rear speakers. The peak wattage handles the moments I need to blast my music, and the RMS is sustained enough to be pleasant and not overbearing. I am also a particular fan of the EQ settings GM offers. The ability to tune bass, mid, and treble frequencies is a must for any audiophile or lover of car audio in general. As far as storage the trunk space is more than adequate. I can fit all of the equipment necessary for several days of camping and fishing. My least favorite part about my Impala is that the front end sits a little low. The front bumper routinely scrapes up on sidewalk ledges. Although it is designed to handle it, it leaves atrocious looking scratches on the underside of the bumper. I am impressed that it hasn't popped the entire front bumper off yet. Perhaps just another testament to the build quality GM puts into all of their vehicles.

This is not a bad car to own I have owned a lot of cars in my day. And for the price, this goes for not much more than a new car, especially if you need something that is perfect from getting you from point one to point two and then some. It is affordable, as I paid less than 800 for mine. I would say it is worth it, for sure.