Chevrolet Impala Usados en Venta en Indianapolis, IN

The 2013 Impala is a great car I have owned it for two years and have had no major problems so far. The Impala's engine provides good, responsive performance. It delivers strong off-the-line acceleration and plenty of confidence in left lane passing at highway speeds, all in a very smooth and quiet manner. But the Impala falls short when it comes to handling. It's unwieldy in corners and doesn't feel very sure footed when making quick directional changes. The engine is one of the greatest parts of this car, and it has the same v6 engine that they put in the Camaro which has 300 hp.

I liked this car a lot. It was very nice quality. Everyone I know has problems when they have to change things on the car like turn signals and head lights, but not for me! With this car, it was always really easy and simple. The paint never rusted or dulled. It stayed shiny every time I washed it. One thing I didn't like about it was how difficult the seats were to clean. I cleaned them but I didn't have the same luck I had with the outside of the car. Eventually the car started to fall apart faster than I could put it back together. I do think it is a good car, but not a good car if you want to keep it for a really really long time.

This car has been one of the best vehicles I have owned. I like the neutral gray color on my car and the stylish build. It has enough leg room and has four doors, so I have enough space. The fuel economy is great. I get about 25/30 miles per gallon. And it runs on a v6 engine. The steering has always been sturdy and have had very few mechanical problems in nine years. I don't like that the car pulls sometimes, but Chevy Impalas are known for that, and some of the controls are in weird places like my locks, and my turning signals are weird sometimes. Other than that, the car has been good to me.