Chevrolet Impala LT Usados en Venta

While trying to get to Mackinaw City, Michigan, we had a full load! We were carrying 2 adults, 2 kids and a service dog in the car. On the outside, it must have looked as though we were moving out! The trunk was stuffed full of camping equipment, a cooler and food. There was a roof rack strapped up top. The icing on the cake was 4 bikes on a trunk rack. We knew we weren't overweight for the car and that, although, the car looked like it would be bouncing off the road, we were fine. The most difficult part was the anxiety of carrying that much new load! It was the first time we had used any roof rack or bike rack! The instructions advised a 10 mile and 50 mile stop to check the roof rack. We couldn't wait that long and had to stop within 5 minutes to find out what "some noise" was when we hit 35-40MPH (it was the yoga mat we used for protection between the soft rack bag and paint surface). We thought we were fine until we got on the freeway and the noise came back about 20 miles into the trip and someone waved to us on the freeway. We pulled off to find that the strap, which was tied, came untethered and the end was flapping...And hitting the roof. From then on, we didn't have any problems, but the normal 3 hour trip took nearly 5 due to the stopping to check the equipment and break for kids or dog.

When I first bought the car I took it from the dealership and drove on a back road about a mile from my house. At a stop sign I was wondering how the acceleration really was when pushed and do I stomped on the gas and the car actually burned out for a bit. I came home and after looking it up I found that the V6 under the hood is the same engine in the Camaro RS.