Pour One Out for the Impala

EmersonHart13

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RIP: Chevrolet Impala 1958-2020


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EmersonHart13

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Thats why I am saying, Volt should have been a trim level instead of a model. Yes I know you saw this thread...

 

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Thats why I am saying, Volt should have been a trim level instead of a model. Yes I know you saw this thread...

i wasn't even thinking of that in that thread :rofl:
 
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One article (autoblog I think), summed it up nicely... At least they didn't festoon the name on an SUV!

Sad day indeed. Our 2009 is now pushing 200k and aside from some suspension work, the pedal assembly issue (similar to what GTO's had), and a power steering line, it's been flawless. Other than the fact that it chews up tires which may have something to do with an small block motor turning those wheels...
 
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Man you guys need to look at the lastest gen Impala, I have the 2017 2LTZ and have been super impressed. It's a big comfy car, plenty of interior room, leather isn't bad for a domestic. The trunk can fit 2-3 dead bodies and your groceries. Hell I can't even reach all the stuff that slides against the back seat. The v6 has good power especially for the gas mileage you get in a such a big ass car. I've got 45k on mine and I am getting 24mpg mixed with doing remote start to warm it up in the winter. In the summer it's getting upper 20's mixed and 32 pure highway.

The only 2 things I'm not a fan off is the infotainment quirks and the rear end styling (never liked the tail lights on my 17). The infotainment problem I'd have to assume it's just how chevy does it in all their vehicles.
 

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The Impala died in '96. When GM switched to FWD it became an appliance. They tried a FWD V8 option but with the same suspension as the base model? What was the weight distribution like 80/20? Could it even make a turn under moderate throttle without breaking your wrist?
 

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The Impala died in '96.
I was literally coming in to post the same thing. The current gen is a decent rental car, that's about it.

The 3.6l impala gets shit gas mileage and the 4cyl is UNGODLY slow. Over 8 seconds to 60...the type of car you're scared to merge in to traffic with lol. Looks decent but that's about it.

If I'm buying an appliance car it'd be a honda or toyota, not this heap
 

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I want one, my wife says its a Grandpa car.
Mine literally said the same thing when we were watching captain marvel and I said I loved the car, lol. I like them but wouldn't buy one, because old and ugly interior and drives like crap

Looks great though, and was the absolute shit back in the 90's and 00's
 
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