Chevrolet Impala Limited Usados en Venta

I absolutely love this car. The one I own has over 150,000 miles and still gets me where I need to go with minimal investment in repairs. I love the spacious back seat and the quality of the interior is great and stands up to kid stains and more.

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.

As a big person I do like the amount of space in my car it can fit larger/tall people comfortably. It has a very smooth ride. It is a good looking car too, with cool brake lights. Gas mileage was about 18 to 26 mpg. I experience some electrical problems after 100k miles including a broken gauge cluster and problems with the heating and cooling working on command. I have had the car since 75k (now 155k) and I would say that's its still a pretty good used car, depends on if you get one that will have electrical problems or not. It is no sports car but it's safe and it's good for long car drives. It also has computer monitors which let me know if I have a problem using the "alert center" which is nice.