Chevy Impala Reviews

I got a 2018 Impala Premier. I love this car. However, I find it very hard to get into it. The steering wheel is in the way even though it can be moved upwards it's still not enough room. Even when I move the seat back. I'm not a big person. I'm only 5' 7". Also, there is no leg room to move your legs side to side. The center console prevents your leg from moving to the side and the door prevents your left leg from moving to the left side. There is just no room in the driver's side of this car. My legs get cramped very quickly driving this car.

Aside from decent fuel efficiency, the price and size of the Chevrolet Impala was decent as well. It's comfortable for long trips. I like having the center console. There are plenty of places to put things in. The trunk is also a great size for travel and holds plenty of luggage. The car can hold three car seats in the back. I just wish there's more floor space in the back. I like having the mirrors in the visors and the additional pull tabs to put out to help on the side windows. The passenger seat is manually adjusted though. I would like to have the same ease of adjusting it as the driver's seat.

My experience was pretty great. I love Chevys so much so it was only right that I bought this one. I've had this car for nearly three years and it has never given me any problems whatsoever. I love the wide turning radius. I would recommend this car to my friends, family, and even co workers.

We have been driving Impalas for almost 2 decades. They're dependable, attractive, safe and easy to maintain. We will continue to buy Impalas in the future. We chose to try this model because my parents had driven Impalas for years, and recommended we get one. I like the amount of room, especially in the back seat. I have 3 children, and they can travel comfortably. The whole car is quite comfortable. The gas mileage is very good, and I feel safe in the car. Perhaps most importantly, my husband can do most maintenance on our Impala himself. But the CD players in all Impalas I've driven have broken quickly, which is quite disappointing. It would also be nice if the cup holders could be larger, as they don't hold some of my cups, and I've ended up with lapfuls of water on several occasions.

My Chevy Impala 2017 is very dependable. With the heavy snow it did not stall and it always started. There is no other car that can outperform and I owned one before. I love the color and my leather interior is outstanding. My car has plenty of leg room and my handicapped friend has enough room for her wheelchair, walker, and oxygen tank. It has automatic windows and it rides very smooth as well. However, I wish the car had kit room in the trunk and if under the seats it would be a storage under the seat for travel. Would love if the car would be an electric car to save the environment and to include a free iPhone and iPad.

The car runs and drives well. It has power steering and remote start. It also has SiriusXM radio and I love having satellite radio. Having no commercials is wonderful. My car is awesome and I couldn't ask for a better vehicle.

It is a really good car. Gets great gas mileage and runs great. Awesome family car and rides really smooth. Everything is built solid. It fits 6 people and there is a lot of room in the backseat for child safety seats. There is also plenty of room for my daughter's friends and family to go on trips with us. I wouldn't trade it until it hit almost 400,000 miles on it.

The overall look and simplicity of my 2010 Impala's design is exactly what I was looking for. It's a good quality car that I can rely on. It also has a great looking interior design and plenty of trunk space. I really like the color too and I think it stands out from other vehicles of a similar style. And then it gets great gas mileage as well while still being a 6 cylinder vehicle so still has a decent amount of power. I just don't like that it does not have a built in back up camera. I really wish it had a sunroof as well, as this is the only car I've ever owned without one and I was very used to it. Other than that, I am very happy with my purchase and would recommend this car to a friend for sure.

I loved the color of my Impala and how great the inside was. For a used vehicle, it was spotless inside and out - motor, new battery, tires and brakes. Just what we are looking for. And payments were in our range.

I am very impressed with the car and its features so far and it seems to handle snow and ice pretty well. Drives smooth and the design of the car looks great. Seats are comfortable and spacey. I chose it for the warranty and the shape that the car was in when I looked at it. One car owner was a huge perk and it was priced very decently for the year of the car and the number of miles on the car at the time. I like that it also came with SiriusXM radio along with the powertrain warranty.

Impala 2014 - Nothing but problems, replaced each headlight multiple times, battery. Then around 65-68,00 miles the StabiliTrak came on and engine lost power. Multiple time repair shop says 02 sensor, nope, lean gas was to blame, so 8 or 9 codes and 1,500 I have replaced the solenoid and still does it.

Chevrolet Impala LTZ: At 75 yrs of age, I like the remote start and the Heated Seats. The car is also equipped with a Power Moon Roof and Power driver's seat. It averages 21 mpg around town and 27+ mpg on trips. It's a pleasure to drive with little intrusion of road noise or Vibration. The dealer {Wells River Chevrolet} has an excellent service and parts dept.

My Impala is a 2017 and I get good gas mileage, quiet cab, smooth handling as well as roomy and beautiful in its design. This car also received a high score from Consumer Reports which help me make an informed decision when comparing to other vehicles in this class. I'm totally satisfied so far and impressed with the service I received from the dealer Superior Chevrolet in Decatur, GA. And I didn't need an oil change until I had driven over four thousand miles???

Chevrolet Impala is very serviceable and convenient. Economic and required only routine service for 98,000 plus miles. Rear seat is comfortable and engine is a dream. The large trunk is a real plus too. Will drive it for a target of 250,000 miles.

Chevy has been an automotive leader in the industry for over 100 years and they consistently put out a decent car and truck compared to the competition. I've had over a dozen Chevy vehicles like Impala in my lifetime and have never had one serious problem with any of them.

Consumer Reports rated Chevrolet Impala #2 after Model 80 electric and it truly is a great car. Almost as fast and nimble as the Lexus IS - 350 I owned but much more versatile and comfortable. Great road cruiser.

If you're into American auto manufacturers this is a car to definitely look at. Great body lines, spacious interior, and nice performance (V6). I have had my Impala (2LTZ) for 3 years now and still enjoying it as if I bought it yesterday.

First mistake. Purchased 2015 Impala from Hertz Car Sales in Salem, Oregon. But that's another story! My beef here is with the car. Morning after I brought the thing home the battery was dead. In less than a week I was told by Les Schwab my flat tire was caused by a improperly placed tire plug. Within that first month my check engine light came on and engine temp rose a bit higher than all the days prior. Hertz erased the code saying "it was a loose gas cap". The thing is, as soon as the light came on I pulled over, the gas cap was the very first thing I checked. It was tight. Now I'm hearing a wheel bearing dull grind type sound. I have since learned this is a widespread issue that Chevrolet has chosen to ignore. My check engine light is on again. Hertz told me to drive it in. I purchased a $3,000 extended warranty and was told that if I had to bring the car in, a loaner would be provided.

2011 Chevy Impala LS 3.5L. You don’t need a repair service to Look at the problem. Known issue with Chevy Impala 2008-2018 and still going. Per Chevy Tech / compliant Department which I talked to a gentleman who treated me like some D-women. They will never do anything about this issue. EVER. Codes P0042 / P0455 EVAP LEAKS. It’s a $95 part from RockAuto.com. I have been buying cars parts there for years. The garage will charge you over $200 for this part. Lmao. And another $200-300 to replace it. MY ESTIMATE $490.00 HAHAHA.

At 62,000 miles, driving the 2014 Impala down the street I came to a stop and proceded to make a left. The bells and whistles started going off. Engine light came on, Stabilitrak system message displayed, the ABS light came on, "loss of engine power" message popped up and engine lost power. I couldnt drive over 25 mph at that point. So I took the scenic route. I stopped by Advanced Auto to check the engine light, but, their code reader didn't work. I went home cut the car off and 2 hours later the engine light was out. I'm glad I wasn't on the highway, like some others were. God Bless.

I purchase my 2014 Chevrolet Impala in May 2013. My issue is that there was a recall for the tail lamp seal on this car which allowed water to enter the trunk. I took it to the dealership for repairs in November 2014. I am having the same issue again. Either the fix was not correct or this will be an ongoing issue of poor seal being installed. It is a defect that I believe I should not have to pay for. The leak is so bad that water is inside the car. The floor in the back are constantly soaked with water. Both the dealership and Chevrolet only refer to the warranty being expired and that this is my problem to fix. I need them to tell me that this can be fixed permanently or at least say that I will have to keep replacing the seal every few years at a cost of $400.00 (dealership price). Either way I am parting ways with this car and all GM vehicles.

I bought my 2009 Chevy Impala LT 3.9 used with 80050. It had few problem from past owner. Never taking care the car such as oil change, tires and brakes. I fixed everything. It has 115506 and I love car. Very dependable and as long you take care and do maintenance it's overall very dependable vehicle. I believe never buy new. Always buy used. All vehicles have their fair share of problem. I've been mechanic for 20 years now and have learned as long as you do your research before you buy any vehicle that way you know what to look out for and you can try to get whatever problems fix with said vehicle before you purchase or at least get the price adjusted. I would definitely recommend the 2006 thru 2014 Chevy Impala to anyone looking for good reliable car. It's not loaded with technology. The 2015 and up are loaded with all new tech but 2006 thru 2014 are a good just good every day decent looking full size vehicle.

2017 Chevy Impala Premier - I had the StabiliTrak failure warning come on and then my motor went to reduce power. I could hardly drive the vehicle. I shut it down the but the lights stayed on. I got the vehicle home and the next day the lights went out. I called the dealer, but they said they could do anything with the lights were no longer on. It happened a second time, but it was 6:00 pm on a Saturday and so I called the Dealer and tried to schedule a service visit, but went out and they said they could see any error codes.

I purchased a new 2017 Chevy Impala Premier in July of 2017. My engine light came on and reduced speed. I took it in. Got it fixed. The second time it happened I was on the highway. Car lose power and a 18 wheeler almost ran into the back of me. This shouldn't happen with a brand new car.

So obviously this engine power reduced problem is a BIG ISSUE. I have had this problem with my car for a month now. It's been in and out of the mechanic's... Paid 800$ to get it fixed, 2 days later, same thing happens. My car displays "engine power reduced" slows down to about 10mph and then stalls out completely out of nowhere. This actually happened to me on the highway during rush hour with my children in the day. Then if that wasn't the icing on the cake, it took AAA 5 hours to get to me.

We purchased a used 2008 LTZ with 66k miles. It jerks any time you go to take off from a stop or low rpm. Sometimes so hard that is screeches the tires. We had the transmission serviced Thursday and now it is even worse than before. I have done extensive research on this issue and I am not the only person with this issue. In fact there are hundreds and hundreds of people wondering why this has not been recalled on these cars. This has been a problem for many years of Impala and for many people. Take a look at all the power train complaints for just the 2008 on NHTSA. Why is there no fix issued for this repeated problem. It is a safety issue.

I purchased a 2013 Chevrolet Impala LT (3.6 ltr) in 2014 with 32K miles on it. In the last year I have experienced having 1/4 tank or more of gas showing on the gas needle and 87-115 miles until empty per the "calculations" option. My car has died on an interstate highway at these levels, all three times rendering me stranded in construction when there was no safe place to really be stranded. Dealership only advised a new fuel sensor would be $485. I now ensure I keep tank above 1/4 needle mark at all times. No recall but lots of reviews of similar experiences. These are dangerous events, Chevrolet - I assume you'd rather pay a wrongful death claim than fix the known issue?

I leased a brand new 2015 Impala at the end of May 2015. It is the LT2 model. In October of 2015 I was traveling on the freeway with my two children in the car (toddler in the backseat) to take my son to school. The car had a sudden reduction of power, quickly dropping from 70 mph to around 30 mph. The engine light came on and I nervously tried to move out of traffic to avoid being hit by other cars (frightening!!) I was able to get my son to school finally, even though the car refused to accelerate beyond 30-40 mph. After taking the car to the dealership, I was told my fuel pump would need to be replaced. I found this odd since it was a brand new car, but figured it was a fluke.

After purchasing my third Chevrolet, a 2014 Chevrolet Impala LTZ at 36,000, I'm informed my rear wheel bearing are in need of complete replacement. How does this occur. My 06 Trailblazer and my prior Impala LTZ had higher miles and yet no issues. I had an issue with my Trailblazer. The blower motor resistor and its components kept melting and burning out three years straight. The last time I replaced these parts I realize Chevy had made a different part in 07 sold only at the dealership. No recall for my 06 and a more durable component. This is not normal wear and tear on this luxury model. As an example...it's as inferior as placing resistor plugs in a car that best performance are with platinum plugs and will cause it to misfire. This is a bad experience for me. And as much as I love an American made product, I don't know if I'm as confident as I was before about Chevrolet.

Let me start by saying I have bought many new GM cars off the showroom. 3 C5 Corvettes, 2 C4, 2 C3, a 2000 Monte SS, a 1997 30th Anniversary Camaro Z28, a 2000 Tahoe and have been pleased to a large part. Now on to my biggest car buying nightmare of my life. I bought a new 2007 Impala SS and it to be the last or 2nd to last car I will buy at least I hoped so. Let's see...transmission gone at 95,000 miles, both front wheel bearings, 1 twice, 6 Batteries, a total of 8 dash actuators at 3 different intervals, eats tires for it main meals plus a gas tank actuator just for starters.