Chevy Impala Reviews

I have had problems with my 2013 Impala with the traction control light and the car almost stopping turning left. I have taken it to the dealership 9 times.

I have issues concerning my Chevy Impala 2001 LS. One of the issues that I'm having is that several things are wrong with my car and they all are under recall but for some reason my VIN number doesn't fall in a recall call. I have seat belt issues. I put in a new transmission. Within three years the transmission is trip is slipping. I have leak issues in my overflow. I have electrical issue OnStar issue. Fuel system issue. I have the key ignition issue.

I was driving home from work on 7/26/2015. I was driving, first the check engine light came on, then the service traction control was turned off. Then my car hesitated to pick up after accelerating. I was getting on the freeway when my car said starter disabled service throttle. I pushed the pedal, the car wouldn't go. I was able to roll over to the shoulder of the freeway. I tried starting my car, it didn't do anything. I still had power to my radio and lights, it just wouldn't start. I sat and waited for a couple minutes then I tried to start it again. The car finally started. I then zoomed home just in case it wanted to go out again. I just hit 111,000 today on the car, I didn't start having problems until 100,000. I use to love Chevy products, now I'm quickly changing my mind!!!

3 of 4 electronic door locks had to replaced within two years of purchase (new). Despite the extended electronic warranty, it still cost me $100 per lock as part of the deductible. Also, a switch went out 2 years after purchase which prevented me from shifting vehicle out of park. That also cost me $100 because it was partially covered under the extended electronics warranty. Now, it has to be replaced again. I fear the cost. It is time to dump this vehicle.

I bought my 2014 Impala in Jan 2014 and about two months ago the stabilitrak and ABS light came on. The message board is telling me to get this service. Reading these I realize this seems to be an ongoing issue with a bunch of Impalas but Chevy is refusing to admit there is an issue. I have taken my car in three times and they keep saying they do not see an issue with my car. When driving it does this jerking thing like the engine wants to stop. I am in process of taking my car to an outside mechanic to see if they can diagnose the problem. I starting think it maybe time to go above Chevy head. Depending on what this other mechanic say, I may consider contacting an attorney if Chevy will not fix this issue.

Electrical problems 2014 Chevy Impala LT Z. First problem driving car - car started shuttering, lost all lights on touch screen, no connection to Bluetooth, brakes hard To push in and not stopping car. Took it to a dealer. They reported "could not find a problem." Got the car back and found out that the remote start will not work. Had to take car back to the dealer seven. 2015 took the car back to Taylor Chevrolet. Again problem will only start the vehicle sometimes and one time after getting the vehicle started no night's or digital readout on anything in the car, could not get the car to move our parks and hit Running. Pushed start button to shut the engine off several times before the car would return to normal. Also remote start only works every once in a while. Taylor Chevrolet says because it not putting out no codes. They don't know what to do - car Vin number **. This is a certified GM car with 20,000 miles.

I own a 2009 Chevy Impala. This first problem I experienced with this car is the intermittent Traction Control System Fail. On a highway trip the traction control system malfunctioned causing my car to automatically initiate an engine power reduction function. This auto function powered down my car and I had to coast to the side of the highway. I had to let the car sit for awhile before I was able to power it in and continue to make the drive home. The next problem I ran into was a clicking noise coming from the Blend Door Actuator located behind my glove box. A cheap part and something anyone can fix but it's still a way too common malfunction in Chevy Impalas. The latest issue I have ran into was with the Automatic Transmission. I did my own studies and found that these transmissions can be at risk to overheating which of course any transmission would be. My advice, check your ATF once month to ensure its not low and that it appears clean.

Had the car (2014 Impala 2LT 3.6 V6) lose power and shut down in the middle of a U-turn and almost got blasted by a car!! Got towed to the dealership and they had to replace something with the throttle body and that was at 19k miles. My Impala was just at the service department for a week because they had to drop the transmission and replace a clutch piston inside the transmission and that's at 24,000 miles. I now also have 5 recalls that have been done since the original purchase!! Wooh! Thinking about traded it in??

I was driving down the highway and felt like my car went into neutral. This is a 2011 Impala with 98,550 kilometers on it with a warranty of 160,000 kms or 5 years. Thankfully, I was able to change lanes and pull into a side street. The vehicle wouldn't go forward or backward. I called GM and they're telling me that my warranty ran out on June 29th, 9 days ago. They won't tell me if they will help me with the repairs. Take it to the GM dealer and when they figure out what is wrong with it, then they will decide what they will do to help me with this cost. They want $350 to check it out but another place is only charging me $75. I also had to replace the gas pedal last year at $317.00. There is definitely something seriously wrong with the Impalas.

I recently purchased a 2010 Impala. The day I test drive the vehicle 4 blocks, nothing happened. The day I took the vehicle off the lot and drove it from lake maniwa to omaha, it started to jerk as if someone hit me from the rear end. As I googled to check the possible issue, all I got was many forums of this same complaint. Please help me.

Purchased a pre-certified 172 point inspected 2014 Chevy Impala Limited LTZ with 19,500 miles on 6/13/2015. By 6/19/2015 there were noises in the front end. The noise seemed to be only when turning left from 0 to 20 mph. During the week the noise did not occur. By 6/26/2015 the noise seemed to occur when proceeding forward, reversing, and turning left. Had contacted the dealership now three times where we originally purchased the car. Since we purchased out of state they suggested to take it to a dealership closer to our home.

I bought a 2010 Chevy Impala but like 3 months later I just started hearing clicking coming from behind my dash board and it does it all the time out of nowhere. Chevy Impala has too many defaults and I'm not happy with it now. Every Impala I see 2007 and up makes the same noise. It's ridiculous.

I purchased a 2011 Jan 2015. It had a little over 50,000 miles on it. My damn car will not start now. Every light is on but my car will not start. Window work, radio works, headlights work. I replace the battery to see if that would help but nothing. I pay a damn car now each month and my car doesn't start. I say everyone who wrote a review on here and who cars doesn't start, we need to do a class action law suit. Chevy should do something about these issues if there are so many people having the same issues.

I bought a 2008 Chevrolet Impala SS used. Immediately I figured out why it was on the lot. This car uses 2 quarts of oil between oil changes. I am constantly worried about the oil, checking and dumping more in it, which gets costly after some time. I figure why should I even have the oil changed when I am topping it off every 1-2 thousand miles. I don't see any oil on any surface that I park on, so I know it isn't leaking. I see this problem all over the internet and can't figure out why General Motors doesn't address this issue and do a recall for this problem.

2000 Impala LS 3.8L - How many complaints does it take to get a recall? Car randomly will decide not to start. Cranks but will not start. If I wait anywhere from 30mins to a couple of hours it will decide to start. Mech can't figure it out. Replaced some sensors, fuel pump, battery. I have seen many complaints on this issue. CAN'T ANYONE FIGURE IT OUT??

I have a 2014 Impala. I have had it stop in the middle of driving at 55 mph and at 25 mph, I do not feel safe! Have taken it to the service department three times in the 15 months I have had it. They find nothing wrong! So now they say I can not have even my house key on my ring so I pay for a new car and have to constantly carry two sets of keys?! Very dissatisfied, will not lease another GM.

Purchased my 2009 Impala on April 12 2014 at Lakeside Auto in Erie PA with 77,000 miles. After about 6,000 miles I noticed the service traction control light had began to come on frequently - most of the time it was dry out. It progressively became worst then out of the blue on the interstate 79 and the check engine light came. And along with service traction control and engine running at reduced power, and then throttle bottle-engine shutting. This happened at about 10 times since I have had the car. Took it to dealership and the mechanic said it was APP sensor which is the gas pedal which of course wasn't covered under my warranty.

Less than two weeks ago my '11 Chevy impala's stabilitrak control and engine light came on but went off when I removed the key from ignition agreed about five mins. Well yesterday, I had my grandson in the car when all of a sudden my car wouldn't go into drive or neutral and the car was making a loud, vibrating/shaking noise! As my grandson got scared he was crying, we were sitting in the middle of the parking lot at a store waiting for a tow truck. I haven't even made my 3rd car payment on this car. I see there are numerous complaints regarding this problem. I do have gap insurance, so I'm praying whatever problem it is, that it gets resolved. I will post soon to let consumers know what the end results are. One thing is for sure, to be under 60,000 miles and the car to be in mint condition, this certainly was a frightening experience. What would have happened if was on the freeway or in heavy traffic? God definitely had his full armor on.

I have a 2003 Chevy Impala that I wish I never would have gotten and I'm still paying a note on it. GMC is a rip off like everyone is saying. I was getting ready to leave work, soon as I cranked the car it caught fire. I had to have the whole car rewired ($500). Now the freaking service engine soon light is on and the traction control system kick in when I make a right. I can't wait to get rid of this darn car. I'll catch the bus before I buy another GM anything they are really screwing up.

I have a 2010 Chevy Impala 2 yrs ago. I was traveling down the interstate when my traction control sensor started malfunctioning and my car powered down. Well died. I had no power or power steering at all. Very scary.. I took it to a mechanic. He couldn't find anything wrong and reset the light. I in turned bought new tires wondering if that could be the fix. A few months later while traveling through Texas it did it to me again. Reducing engine speed it said and once again in the middle of the night while traveling with my children there I sat. It wouldn't even turn over. It was completely dead. After turning the car off for about 20 minutes I tried starting it again and low and behold it started and we continued on our journey.

I had my 2004 Chevy Impala for almost two years. It has 110,000 miles on it. The issues started just a few days ago. When I put the car in reverse or drive, it won't move. I literally have my son push the car (either from the front or back) to get it to move.

I have a 2009 Chevy Impala. April 10th, I made sure I locked my car doors to hear the "horn" that lets you know the doors are locked. I should feel secure right? Wrong! My wallet, with all of my personal information was taken out of my car that night, because the driver side door, which I found out the next day, does not lock completely down, was still open. With no forced entry! I had $150 in cash, my daughter and I's SS card was taken, my conceal and carry permit, license, military I.D., and credit cards were all stolen! I had to make a police statement and have them come out for finger printing.

I drove to a drive thru for drinks. Was waiting between pay and pickup window. After the car in front of me proceeded forward I let my foot off the gas nothing happened. Gave it gas nothing. Some people helped me get it out of the way. Had it towed home. Got numerous opinions and ended up getting the transmission rebuilt. There were no warnings.

I have a 2011 Impala LTZ with the larger engine, a 3.9 liter V6. Have had no problems. Left Michigan for Texas. No problems. Went to a dealership in Round Rock Tx. for oil change. I was told I had an intake manifold leak at 56,000 miles. Googled problems for that engine, found none. I was told it was covered under my extended warranty. It cost me $45 for oil change and lube. Car was kept for 2 weeks, 10 business days. I was given a loaner car at no charge which was fine.

I bought my 2011 Impala a month ago and everything seems to be running fine. I've looked over the reviews and it seems that there are a lot of unhappy customers out there but only found 2 with a 2011. It seems every other year is high maintenance but like I said my 2011 is awesome and I love it. We will see how long that last?

I had this same problem two years ago except in was knocking in the dashboard on the driver and passenger side. The is a knocking noise has returned in the dashboard on the passenger side. It last for 3 minutes. It starts when I unlock the car with the remote or when I turn the car on. The noise is very annoying. I have spoken to others and they have had the same problem.

2007 Chevy Impala LS 3.5 flex fuel. 90,000 I had to replace the engine. Now the catalyst converter is going, oil sending unit needs to be replace again, oil pressure sensor keeps going off just like the last motor and this motor had less mileage. The AC pump leaks that's $450 just for the pump. I will never buy another Impala again. Went through 3 starters, it got stuck in park, wouldn't shift, had to get it towed. Stay as far away from Impalas as you can.

2009 Chevy Impala - 2 months ago, I was driving on the interstate, all of a sudden my traction control light comes on and right after, my engine reducing power light came on, car starting shaking.... A couple of seconds later, my car shuts down completely! On the INTERSTATE, speed limit 70, I'm in the middle lane. THANK GOD I made it to the side of the road because let me tell you, a semi was behind me and I know they can't stop as quick as cars can...This car almost caused me a serious wreck, if not fatal. Yesterday, I have my 10-month-old granddaughter in the car with me on a 2-lane highway... Speed limit 60 and the same thing happened! I am so angry that this is a KNOWN PROBLEM with GMC and they have done NOTHING about it!

My traction control service light, engine light, service throttle cable warning came on. Engine shut down and rough idle. I was on my way home on the ice covered roads with no place to pull over. Vehicles was sliding up to me trying not to hit me. It shut down then started and ran fine for a minute and started again. I've had several minor things go wrong since I had the car. This is dangerous and needs to be fixed.

Since I’ve had my 2010 Impala LT, it has for the most part been a very good vehicle. The problems have come always in the winter time. My computer seems to malfunction, my check engine light comes and goes off, so goes my airbag light. I was in a car accident a year ago where I hit a deer and the deer smashed my windshield and caused thousands of dollars worth of cosmetic damage. In this accident none of my airbags deployed. I had my son in the car with me who at the time was only a few months old.

I purchased this Chevy Impala in 2013 - it's a Chevy Impala 2010. I have had major problems from day one. The main problem is the speedometer jumps, then says I reach a speed and shuts off. Lose power, everything. This has happened twice on major highways with my two children in the car. I've had it to a Chevy garage, recalls were fixed. I have had it to two different mechanics who have replaced sensors, costing me $2000 in the last 6 months. The car is still not fixed. I still owe $6000 on a car that is completely unsafe for me or my children to be in and Chevy won't do anything 'til one of us dies.

Never know when it will start, lockout system should have been recalled and be fixed, security light comes on and the car thinks I'm stealing it. I have to wait 15-20 minutes then try again, then it starts. Just never know when it will do that. I have a 2 yr old and 8 yr old have been stuck in the cold because car don't want to start. This car has so many problems they should recall them all and replace all the money people have spent. I will never waste my hard earned money on one again.

I have a 2010 Chevrolet Impala with 63,000 miles and was in mint condition, I thought. One day I was driving and all of the sudden the car wouldn't go forwards or backwards. I was wondering why a new transmission comes with a 100,000 mile warranty or 3 years. I don't understand if I get a new transmission and it's over 3 years and under a 100,000 miles. The warranty is no good. I am still paying for this 2010 with 2 years left. Seems like if under 100,000 miles it would be covered especially if it's like 40,000 miles less.

My Chevy impala 2004 gave me problems since 2012 and the guy at the mechanics said it was electrical problems. Was charging me over 350 dollars, the module was change and the problem still is the same in 2014. And then he change crank sensor and the car still had the same problem and then he said it was key ignition, says it cost me 350 dollars he had to change the codes. That’s when I stop taking the car to the shop because it should of been fix from that time and this car is still in the same condition with problems. We change spark plug wires and three coils high-performing fuel, change the radio and the car still shuts off on me. This car is finance. I call the dealer to change the car, he said I had to wait till title. I think this is not my problem, they gave me a lemon car, change battery on beeper too. For the mean time car is sitting and I stop making payments that were high for the year of car that I purchased, first time financing and they burn me from the beginning when I have a daughter to take to school. And this is the reason what I had to do and I have to go to work, lost time also..... For people that has Chevy impala 2000 till 2004, serious electrical problems....

2014 2LTZ Impala - Purchased my car April 30, 2014. The tire key was not in the car anywhere. The dealer gave me a new set of locks & keys. Check engine light came on & reduced engine power message & track stability message received. November, less than 13k miles. I was told it was a defective fuel pump & a recall part. Now less than month later I noticed on December 23rd, my rear passenger side tire has a shredded rubber on the exterior wall. My car is garage kept & now I only drive it to the store, kids school & church all of which is less than 10 mins from my house. I occasionally go shopping at the local marketplace which is where I saw the shredded rubber. So I now have to call & find out if there's a recall on the tires. I loved the Impala. I had a 2003 & didn't have any problems so I bought another one. It was the best car I had ever owned. But now this new one is just a headache. So disappointed!

I have bought impala 2012. It was running 12,000 km. After one month I faced full problems with it. When I want to start it, it does not start, even petrol indicator does not move. I hear a voice from the machine as it is of control. The problem we have no good maintenance shops here in Iraq and I do not know anyone solve it by emails.

I have owned a 2011 Chevrolet Impala for two years. In the last year I have replaced 5 steering pumps alone and can’t even keep count on the lines that have been patched or replaced. My car makes a whining sound so loud when started in the morning it actually hurts the ears when the hood is lifted and you listen. After a half hour it goes away but still is annoyingly loud when driven. There’s a handful more things wrong with it but I’ll leave it that. I’ll never ever buy an impala again. I first of all over paid on it and then to put icing on the cake it’s a lemon. Thanks GM for giving me a worst experience in purchasing a vehicle from you. Lesson learned never buy from you guys again.

2008 chevy impala - Loss of power light comes on, shut car down no matter what speed you are going. Second time this has happen. GM is aware of this because it has happen to a lot of Impala owners. $500 every time I take it to dealer to be fixed. I will not be buying GM again.

Replaced front rotors for the fourth time in 39 months. Ridiculous. Been GM all my life but no more. Scary driving on the highway.

Bought a 2005 Chevy impala back in 2011 for a little over 6,000 dollars. Dealership wouldn't go below 5,300 dollars on it and for as many problems and as much body damage as that car had, it should have only been worth maybe 2,000 or 3,000 dollars but this was the biggest mistake ever bc it had 160,000 miles on it. Most problematic car I could ever remember bc it kept breaking down on me after 4 months of owning it and we called the dealership where I bought the car from to have them fix what was going on with it and they refused and only come to find out after doing some research that, "oh this car has had a lot of recalls on it for the power steering system and the a/c control module and engine and electrical and brakes," which If I would have known that earlier I wouldn't have ever bought the car bc when we were first looking at the impala and noticed it had some things wrong with it, we pointed it out to the dealer and they didn't bother with it or anything.

I just bought a 2013 Chevy Impala and I've already went through 9 tires in the past 4 months, brand new tires and I don't understand why I am burning through so many tires. I have been stuck on the side of the road too many times. Can someone tell me why and burn through gas. This runs like a truck.

I've purchase two 2005 Impalas with the same problem. The transmission jerking hard after the motor heats up. I've taken this car to the Dealer and they stated they could not find the problem, so I said replace the transmission and after one month the hard shifting started again. Now I'm learning after replacing the transmission on the second car, it's the Transmission Solenoid. This complaint has landed all over the internet, but GMC has not step up recall the 2005 Chevrolet Impala. Two cars with the same problem, this is not right.

I will never buy another GM product again or let my friends buy one. I have a 2011 impala and it is the biggest piece of junk I have ever owned.

Bought a used 2000 Chevy Impala. I wish I had done my research as I am now experiencing the dreaded ignition/passlock problem. So far, GM's suggested solution is to remove the key FOB and any other keys from the main car key. This is laughable!

1st transmission started to slip. 2nd all warning lights came on. 3rd traction light came on. Car made awful noise then died. 4th as I was driving car dies. 5th when idling car shakes and dies. Have spent $$$$ trying to repair and figure out what's wrong with it. Now it sits in my garage waiting for the recall.

2008 Impala 50th Anniversary. A/C works with only interior air recycle switch on. A/C light not on. Worked like this since new. Never got it checked out. Other Chevy models I've had have not done this.

I have had my 2003 Impala for about 3 years. We replaced the starter and the battery. It still decides not to start for me. Just today 8/8, it would not start to get me to work; at noon, it would not start to take me to lunch. Don't know if it will start to take me home. Everything else works. When you turn the key - no clicking - no noise at all. Wait 10 minutes, last week it took 26 minutes (I time it since I get to just sit there and wait). Really bad to get gas and not be able to pull away from the pumps. Would a Chevy dealership know how to fix the problem? Are they doing a recall on the security system? At this time, I don't want a security system, it would be great if someone just took it. Insurance claim and I could get a Ford.

2012 Chevy impala LT with 89023 miles. Vehicle had been making a moaning type noise. Traction control light flashed two weeks after purchase at about 18000 bucks to find out gas cap was messed up. Replaced cap. Then it goes to the filler neck. Being made of plastic it had been stripped along with the cap. So now it has been a little of a year of being the owner The engine is locked up. Oil change kept current, exactly 18 oil change to be exact.

I have 2014 Chevy impala I bought 4 months ago. My check engine light came on about a month ago. I took it back to south point. They said it's nothing wrong then my bumper fell off then mirror now is jerking. I ask them would they give me another car in sale. Manager got mad, said, "We do not give out cars..." So I told them I have a recording on my phone of one of their workers saying they sell lemons.. I am very upset. I have to pay 500 month on a piece of junk ...I just want my money. I never had this many problems with my 98 mustang.

2005 Impala - I bought my car in 2006 from a Chevy dealership - it was a GM-certified vehicle. I have owned it now for 8 years - the speedometer and temp gauge have not worked for 3 of those years. I cannot afford to fix that right now. Now, my car has randomly not been starting and the security light will come on. After doing some research, I have found that it's a defective pass lock code system. Now the Brake locks up and I cannot start my car. I put the parking brake on and move the gear shift back and forth. And it releases the brake allowing me to start the car. My worry is that the brake will lock while driving or maybe not operate properly and I won't have brakes at all. Why are these issues not on a safety recall from the company?

2013 Impala LT now has 33,673 miles on it. I had this car into a Chevy dealer two times now for the same problem. When I take off from a stop sign, making a left or right hand turn, the car starts to go then hesitates for a bit, then goes again. This does not happen every day or at every stop sign. Both times I had it in, the engine light was on. 4/24/14, they updated the ECM/TCM, code showed P0455 for large evap leak. They found no leak, could not find what was causing the hesitation. 6/24/14, code P0455 again showed, vent solenoid replaced. They took it for a ride & the car did not hesitate for them.

My 2014 Chevy Impala check engine light came on last week with under 24000 miles on the car. I took the car back to the dealership to be told that this is a new engine and we really don't know much about the engine as of yet. So really what they did was to reset the system and sent me on my way. I was traveling to Florida this same day and about 150 miles into my trip the check engine light came back on again. At this point they should just give me a new car. I can't ride around with my check engine light on that the reason why I purchased a new car.

2008 impala - On top of bringing my car to concord Chevrolet in California twice to get my actuators fixed on the right side. Now after they worked on it the first or second time, they broke my middle actuator so now that ticks out of control every time I start my car. It's super annoying and I have no idea why these actuator parts haven't already been recalled? They make my car sound like crap every time I'm in a parking lot and it makes the car far from desirable.

Purchased new in Feb '09. Currently has 85000 miles... rides great... very comfortable... easy to drive. I change the oil every 3000 miles... no maintenance issues. I regret not getting leather seats... Cloth is a beige color and shows dirt. Only complaint, backseat has little leg room. Uncomfortable for an adult. Will not buy GM again because they took the buyout and shafted the bond holders. Also nervous about all the recalls.

After 35 years of buying Fords or Lincolns, I decided to try a GM product. I am writing you to let you know that after buying 5 GM products in 3 years, I will never buy one again. One of the new cars I bought was a 2012 Impala. 9 days after I bought it, I got t-boned and not one airbag deployed. The car was totaled. That accident cost me thousands of dollars in medical bills. I still have problems with my back.

When shutting the car door, apparently my leg had not cleared the door and it cut me deeply. The hospital thought I had an arterial cut, that is how deep it is. I am now six weeks out and wound is just now starting to close. Nurse who removed stitches told me she had an Impala and it also had hit her in the leg before. I told her mine had hit me also but just not injured to this extent. Since here are two people in close proximity that this has happened to, I figure it must be common. Be AWARE of clearing the door way out before you shut it. I love my Impala but this is a danger.

First time this happened we were at a shopping mall. I was sitting idling for about 5 minutes waiting for my wife and child to come out. When they did, I put my car in drive to pull out. As I was pulling out, the car completely died and a message light came on saying, 'starting system disabled, check throttle......' The next couple times this happened it has been on the highway at 55-65 mph and needed to find a shoulder to pull over to. When this happens, so far, I need to turn car off and wait a minute to three and then it starts and we are on our not so merry way.. Afraid to take it to any repair shop since problem is hard to duplicate and none of them can ever really diagnose this without multiple trips and bills. This is a 2008 Impala that has been garage kept, extremely well maintained and clean and driven daily. Both locally and beyond.

Chevy Impala 09 LTZ Gopher Noise in dash and Crazy Dash Activity - Makes random clicking noise mostly at start and end of drive. Noise sometimes speeds up. Dashboard flashes wildly saying check airbag, get maintenance on airbag. Turn signals do not work along with no radio or speedometer and after a while it quits. This is a safety hazard and very annoying. I have been a Chevy owner for a long time and this is starting to make me reconsider. Oh did I tell you that the driver side automatic door lock does not work? It happened on two 09 Chevy's in a row, so I know others have had the problem.

About a month ago, driving down a two lane highway with my 21 daughter in front, passenger seat-lights on, dash started going off everywhere, various readings. All of a sudden I had no power breaks or steering & no gas power. Went dead. I had never been so scared in my life. I called my husband to come get us. Ironically, it started up again as if nothing happened but I was so afraid he would die or someone else would be killed if it happened again. We drove it to the local dealer & they said they could do nothing unless the engine light came on!!! I was shocked, he drove all the way to another county-no engine light came on. Now it comes on periodically, but hasn't shut down again like before. Other weird lights come on about the tires but we had them checked & rechecked-tires rebalanced, rotated, air pressure perfect.

I have 03 Impala with crazy ignition problems. My air conditioner works when it wants to. I have taken it to different shops & they changed air control module & I still had same problem. I'm driving & air comes on & so does cruise control causing me to swerve & jam brakes to avoid accident. Took car to a 40yr veteran mechanic who says it’s in the ignition. If I turn ignition hard & let it bounce back I have air. If cruise control kicks in while driving the only way to deactivate is to turn ignition while driving & pray the car doesn't cut off. Single Mom scared for our safety but can't afford to spend more money.

My 2005 Impala has been having electrical problems lately. I've replaced the oil pump, oil pan gasket, oil and everything else imaginable! I can't figure out what is wrong with my Impala. I also had a 1995 Impala SS and it was having electrical problems as well! You guys need to recall these vehicles because I've seen plenty of others with the same problem! This is ridiculous! I've spent well over $1000+ in car parts and I've had two cars that won't run!

Car quit pulling. All the dash lights keep flashing. There's a noise coming from the air bag and it keep wearing out tire fast after having it aligned and balanced. Seems like the dealership is just taking my money, feeding me a line that don't make any sense. Almost a grand because the engine temp light keep going up to the overheat zone but the car never ran hot. When they call themselves fixing that all the dash lights went crazy, the rpm gauge goes from 0 to max by itself at 20 mph and they say they don't know what's going on and I am stuck with another bill.

My Chevy Impala at times does not want to start. I place the key in the ignition and turn the key. But the car does not start. I get a security light that flashes for 15-20 mins. After that wait, the car then turns on. This is a big problem. You will never know when and where the car will start to act up. Its unsafe and I am worried that the car will shut off on me while I am driving one day. Like I stated, it does not happen all the time. It's like rolling the dice. Hopefully that day the car will start. If not , you just have to wait. I changed the starter, thinking that was the problem. Obviously, it was not.

I have had to replace all four actuators in the dashboard, numerous alignments on the rear wheel tires and to at 100k miles, the transmission is slipping between 1st and 2nd. :( so frustrating. I don't think I will buy Chevy again.

On a nearly new 07 Impala and a brand new 08 the rear suspension is ENGINEERED wrong and GM KNOWS it and has replaced the struts in the rear FREE for 50,000 police Impalas. Rear camber caster can't BE adjusted right - burns through tires at 20,000 miles wearing out inside tread. Davison Chevy dealer made idiot statement "If you'd had service done here we'd buy your rear tires - otherwise you're out of luck and there's no defect", DESPITE the Detroit News DETAILING that thousands of Impala 06-13 owners had sued GM and GM engineers have ADMITTED publicly that the rear struts can't be set to not excessively wear the tires! EVERY Impala owner from 06-13 I've talked to has the same problem.

2011 Chevy Impala LTZ - I bought this car from a dealership with 28K miles on it. I liked the look and accessories for the money plus, I liked the ride. The ride, though, was a little too soft but the car did handle really well on curves at speeds you wouldn't expect a car this size to do well in. Now, I've noticed little things starting to start happening. First, the power door lock on the driver's size doesn't open the doors. Then, that accentuator that everyone complains about went and I have to live with the clicking until I want to spend $240 at the dealership to repair it. There has always been a problem with the alignment. It just seems to go all the time even though most of my driving is on the highway and I don't bang it around. Now, the transmission slips on acceleration - not all the time but enough to notice. I went from a BMW 325i to an Impala because I didn't want to put a lot of miles on the Bimmer and heard that Chevy quality has gotten a lot better. I'm nervous...

My husband purchased this car for me. I have 2 payments left and nothing but bad things are happening. First of all the heater stopped working on the coldest day of the year. Second issue was the speakers in the front stopped working. This morning I have some light that went on waiting for the mechanic to tell me what this is. My husband who also owns a Chevy Silverado also has had some issues with his truck. I contact Chevy about my issues and was told that a local dealer would call me. Never happened. Again I called Chevy and was told the same thing. No one has ever contacted me.

Blown head gasket, no dash lights. I bought this car brand new by the way; radiator support rusted out, my 85 Camaro never gave me so many expensive problems. I don't think I'm going to buy another Chevy. GM should fess up and fix these problems. This car had a blown intake gasket a year after I had the car. To date over $3000 in repairs, not happy.

I was driving on a busy highway when my traction light came on and the dash said traction failed and the engine was working at half power. Then my engine light came on. My car (2009 Chevy Impala) had no power to gain speed to get over the side of the road and by the time I managed to safely get into a lane to pull over, the dash said my throttle failed and my engine failed and shut off on a busy highway. Not only was this dangerous to have go on but I could have caused an accident because of it. It not only put my life in danger but the people inside of it too. When I bought the car it had 38500 miles on it. This is the second Chevy I have owned and it will be the last if GM DOES NOT FIX THIS PROBLEM!!! If I get in accident because of this glitch in the car I WILL FILE A LAWSUIT. It needs to be addressed and fixed. Also ever since I bought the car my air bag light keeps coming on and off and when I take somewhere to see what's wrong, no one believes me that it comes on because the computer in the car does not read that there is a problem. The only evidence I have that it comes on is OnStar because I have the document how many times they read a problem with it.

First of all, I have owned Chevys for the last 6 years and I love my cars. However, I have a 2010 Impala with about 73000 miles on it. I have had it for about 3 yrs now. Overall, it has been a good car, but in June 2013 the passenger temperature actuator started clicking and popping off and on. It would click for about a min and then go off. Over time, it got louder and more often, until about a week ago it stopped clicking. Well when it stopped, so did my heat on the passenger side. I took it in to be fixed and they replaced it, which cost $240. Okay, I thought that it had been fixed, until yesterday when my son goes out to start the car up to warm it up. He comes back in and says, "Mom you are not going to believe this". I asked him what was going on. He replied, "The car is clicking again." Of course, this infuriated me because we had just spent $240 having it fixed.

I currently own a 2000 Chevy Impala with 59,000 miles on it. We have taken great care of this car and last week, I noticed fluids coming from underneath when pulling out of my parking spot. I thought the amount of fluid was odd as it never leaks anything and took it in to be looked at. My mechanic came back to tell me it was the intake manifold and was happy I brought it in right away. I have two small children that ride in this car. When he came back, he told me about how common the issue is in GM cars 1997-2003. Upon research and calls to other places, dealers, etc., I learned GM has YET to fix this issue! Why would they put a PLASTIC piece on something so vital to a car running correctly and safely?!?!? Why has this been allowed to CONTINUE? Why is this not RECALLED?

I have a 2000 Chevy Impala. Same as everyone, had same issues. Car won't start, overheats all the time. I've been on the side of the road so many times. Engine jerks, air conditioning works, sometimes radio stops working. I took my car to the shop, a well known company in my area, with over 7 locations to get fixed. Paid like $1980. They changed the water pump, the radiator, the thermometer, the hoses, the intake, etc. They did so much work, had my car for 3 Months. They told me my car must be processed because sometimes it would start, sometimes it wouldn't. They had to tow it to Chevy dealership. Once there, the car started on its own again so took it back to the shop. In the end, they returned my money, said they were tired of working on my car and not making any progress at all. The car was Exactly the same when I got it back, still overheats, still jerks, no radio, no air conditioning, etc... and one more thing, my passenger seat, seat warmer gets so hot it literally has burned my hand. Sometimes the switch gets turned on by accident. It has burned my purse too, not safe at all ! :( Can we sue for something like that?

I've had many problems with my 2003 Chevy Impala and spent a lot of money to get things fixed when later, the same problems reoccur. I found out it ended up being the body control module (vehicle's computer) that was failing. It appears to be the same problems I see many people complaining about. The air conditioner stops working, the automatic locks stop working, the car overheats, car jerks when taking off, the ignition fails. Once I had the computer replaced by the dealer, all the other problems were gone. I had the computer replaced in 2008, and now, 5 years later, the computer is starting to fail again.

Ignition won't turn for a minute, then when it does, security light comes on.

First off, let me start by saying that I am an ASE certified mechanic. I currently am a Service Manager over 2 local shops. I have owned many, many GM products over the course of my life, and always been very happy. My wife and I still have a little 03 Cavalier that we bought NEW with well over 180k+ which has never so much a hiccuped in its life, and is still currently being daily driven 80 miles a day... I love my GMs..

I purchased a 2008 Chevy Impala with 3 miles on it. Within the first 2 months, I started having a lot of problems. First my locks quit working. Then my CD player, my driver seat belt and my back driver seat belt quit working as well. Then after two times of them checking it, they found the problem and replaced them, but still to this day after my CD player being replaced 3 or 4 times, it still is not working. Then about 6 MONTHS to a year after purchasing the car, my air conditioner quit working as well. Then after getting that fixed, my passenger side tail light had an electrical issue and finally got that fixed. Then my actuator in my air conditioner quit again for a second time. Then after that got fixed again, then my front seal on my engine started leaking.

I have a 2009 Chevy Impala and my traction control light will not go off and my engine power light. This is the 2nd time this has happen to me in the last 15 months. I don't have the money to get this fix. This needs to be a recall and I will contact whoever to get this fix. If we can rally for other things then we need to rally for this.

Driving my 2010 Impala to work & back, 30 miles each way, warning light comes on (Service stabilitrak, engine power reduced), tried to pass a small bus and the next warning light says (throttle disabled, starting disabled). Could have caused me to have a head-on collision. If this is not a safety issue that should require a recall, then I don't know what is. Will have to follow the advice of the 2009 owner and try replacing the throttle sensor switch.

I have a 2008 Chevrolet Impala. It has several problems. The seat belt came loose while driving. The AC knocks when you adjust the temp. The back doors' actuators have stopped working with the remote key and won't unlock them. The low oil pressure sensor has come on, and numerous other problems I can't remember. I love this car and can't afford to trade at this time.. They were used for police cars. I wonder if they had all the problems I am having.

My issue was that I was four months into driving my new 2009 Chevy Impala and while driving on the highway at 65mph, my car showed flashing signal reading "engine reduced speed", "check stabilitrack" and my check engine was on. This all happened yesterday. After researching and hearing complaints about GM and how they are charging people anywhere from $250 - $600, we decided to take matters into our own hands. Once this happens, you must fix it right away or it could lead to transmission issues. We took my car to AutoZone had them run a FREE test on my car and ordered the accelerator pedal sensor which is $72.99 at AutoZone.

My issue was that I was four months into driving my new 2009 Chevy Impala and while on the highway driving 65mph, my car showed flashing signal reading "Engine reduced speed" "Check StabiliTrak", and my check engine was on. This all happened yesterday. After researching and hearing complaints about GM and how they are charging people anywhere from $250-$600, we decided to take matters into our own hands. Once this happens, you must fix it right away, or it could lead to transmission issues.

I have had issues with the steering column, particularly when turning right. Now I am being told that my lower arm control is bent and needs to be replaced. When I was shown the issue, the damage was on the right side where I had the issue with steering. I am, too, through with my Impala after spending thousands on two sets of new tires due to constant misalignment and yearly visits to the dealership to correct this issue. Point of this: do not buy an Impala! GM is aware of the issue as they have recalled police vehicles which are Impalas, but are unwilling to repair civilian vehicles with the same problems.

I have 2 Impalas, one is a 2003 with the 3.4L. It has been a pretty decent car, but at first I thought I had a lemon. At 40,000 mi., it had intake gasket replaced and TCC replaced. Both repairs cost about $1500 together. I have 110,000 miles on it now and did not like paying the money but what can you do? I swore I wouldn't buy another Chevy but I did - a 2010 Impala with 19000 mi. on it for a good price - I couldn't pass it up. Car has solid engine but there are a lot of rattles behind the dash driving me nuts. Emblems are coming apart on trunk. With 23000 mi., transmission shifts pretty hard and I don't like the fly by wire throttle. I think they're building them worse than better.

I purchased a 2010 Impala in October 2012 with less than 19,000 miles. When I am driving down the road, I have a whistle type air leak. This occurs when driver's side window is down and it can be down only 2 inches and the fan off on the heater and the button for air circulation is from out of the car. But if you turn the fan on, the whistle stops. If you have the button circulating air from inside the car, there is no whistle with the window down and fan off. I was just told that all the Impalas do that by the dealer. I find that very hard to believe. I had a 2004 for 6 years and it never did that.

I have had this 2001 used Chevy Impala for 6 months. I have been having problems starting my car, and I brought it to 4+ mechanics. They keep telling me they cannot find one problem with my car. It started with the security light and battery charging light. Then later on, my radio locked, and it sometimes work maybe 2% of the time. Today, my car just would not start for 5 minutes, and I could not find out why. I had a friend check it and told me that my own car thinks I am stealing it and is making the electrical stop so the car won't start. I don't know how to fix it and don't want to figure it out. I don't think that it is fair how they made this Theft System because I cannot even use the car most of the time. I have had a battery and my alternator changed when I did not even need them changed.

2006 Chevrolet Impala SS purchased brand new off the showroom floor. The vehicle started having issues throughout my paying on the car, and most of the issues were never resolved with the car. I took the problem further because of the time frame and the newness of the car that GM gave me a deal that was somewhat fair to better my complaint. Three years of still paying for the car, I now had to take the 2006 Impala back for service again because now the windows were all being scratched from the up/down movement; so all windows were replaced due to the damage the first time.

My 2000 Chevy Impala will not start due to the auto security system. I have been on the internet and a lot people have the same problems with Chevy Impala. I think there should be recall for that problem.

Every so often, when I go to start my Impala, the security light will come on. After that it's just a matter of time before the car won't start. It could happen in the next hour or the next few days. Then after waiting awhile which the time seems to vary, it will start. After researching the issue, I've found this is a problem with this model and many others. I think there should be a safety recall on these vehicles. Thank you.

I really love everything about my '02 Impala, from the body style to the room to the 3.4 motor. But it seems no matter what I do, I cannot keep the car going. First, it was my windshield wipers staying up. No biggie. Then the issue everyone seems to have: not able to start your car. I thought it was the battery. Many new batteries later, same issue. Okay so maybe it's the starter. Few starters later, she still won't turn over. I went online as many others have and looked at some forums. Nothing worked!

I have not had this car a year yet, and at 39,000 miles, the check engine light and stability light came on. This is not covered and now will cost me money. I see this is a big complaint. Why haven’t they fixed this yet?

I have been having problems with the security system that is built into my 2003 Chevrolet Impala. And the more that I look into a cure, I find there isn't one and all kinds of GM products are having this non-starting problem. It basically prevents you from starting your car because the security system thinks that you don't have the correct key for the ignition. I've gone to a GM dealership and had them make a key so I know that there is not an issue with a worn key. We have to attempt to start the car and if it locks the car (keeps the car from starting with the security system), you have to wait 10 minutes and then try it again. It may start or you may have to wait another 10 minutes. It's wrong that they are not correcting what is wrong with this system.

I was taking my mother up to the local Chevy dealer to trade in her 2008 Impala. Her husband recently died and she can't afford the car payment now. When I got in the car, the trans light was on. I asked her about the light and she said that it came on recently. We got to the dealer and they checked out the car to determine value. They told us that the trans was "burnt" and that it was slipping. They said since it has less than 100k miles, they will talk to GM about covering some of the cost under the 100k mile warranty. So basically, we will have to pay to get it fixed and still take a loss when we trade it in. It's so frustrating because she doesn't have a lot of money and her husband just died a week ago. She doesn't really need this now.

I am writing to you for help in resolving three issues I am having with my 2007 Impala LTZ. I have talked with my dealer, Serpentini in Orrville, OH, and they suggest that I contact you since I have just turned over 60,000 miles. Of course, I am out of warranty. In talking to the body shop manager, Joe **, as well as the gentleman who does all the detailing on customer cars, they both told me that they have never seen these problems. First, both headlights (covers) are badly cracked. Second, three of the four wheels are peeling and have chipped. Third, both the hood and trunk Chevy emblems are severely corroded behind the emblems.

2003 Impala head gasket failed at 90k miles and there is a class action lawsuit in Canada. There needs to be one in US! Every dealer and mechanic is aware of the failure of these year cars and GM will not stand up to it; $800.00 repair!

Impala is falling apart! I am proud to say I will never buy another Chevy. Seat belts stop working, window motors go out, and loud knocking sound from my AC goes on for about 1 to 2 minutes. It's very irritating. There are like 20 people I know that have this same problem. There must be an issue with the way they installed something in the AC. Am I wrong? Or does this happen to every car? If I change the temperature from cool to heat or heat to cool, it sounds like the whole AC is going to fall apart. I'm just not satisfied with all the things that go wrong on an American-made car. These cars are cheaply priced, and I see why now. This is my first and last Chevy I will ever purchase.

As GM is aware of the major security issues of the 2003 Chevy Impala, they should be ashamed of themselves. They screwed up with these cars. I am about to lose my job and my mind if they don't have a recall in these cars soon. They had no problem taking my money for the car but since this is their mistake, they don't want to fess up and help all of the people that are having this problem, so far, over 6,000 people. This is not far to any of you. GM, you need to step up to the plate and fix this.

The security light comes on while driving the 2003 Chevy Impala. Numerous times, it goes out to leave and the car will not start. Everything else works. I have to sit and wait about 10-15 minutes for the security light to stop blinking and then it will start. I have been looking to see if anyone else has this same problem and sure enough, they do. I was on ** and found all the same problems with the Passlock system. I have called GM and put in a complaint. I hope everyone that has this problem will call and complain. It’s obvious that this is a failure in the car itself and there needs to be a recall on this.

My 2003 Chevy Impala has the security light that has just come on. I'm reading all over the internet about this problem and Chevy hasn't issued any recalls. It's going to cost me a minimum of $500 to fix this due to an electrical issue. With so many GM cars having this issue, why hasn't there been a recall on this yet?

The security pass lock system in my 2004 Chevy Impala begins flashing periodically while I am driving and then it randomly will not start. The entire dash lights up and I have power to the windows, but the key will not start the ignition. If I wait 10 minutes, it will start. It is disheartening. The reason we went with a Chevy Impala is the dependability. How do I get it fixed? I'm a very disappointed customer and I will spread the word around to not purchase GM vehicles.

The security system in many GM cars (Mine is a 2002 Impala.) gets messed up and locks the car down, so it won't start. It leaves me stranded all over the place. This is a huge safety risk! But Chevy has not recalled the vehicles or done anything (other than run up huge bills) to help the consumer fix this problem. It is so common. How can they not be held responsible? If you google "GM security problems," "passlock/VAT problems," or any number of the cars that these systems are in, you will find thousands of people who are struggling with this issue and have been since the late 90s. Why is GM still getting away with selling this crap and not being held accountable for their faulty system?

I bought a brand new 2003 Impala in 2002. The brakes had to be fixed 3 times while the car was still under warranty. I have 45,000 miles on this car. I just spent $800.00 to get new pads, new routers and a right rear wheel bearing. If GM has a problem with the brake system on these vehicles, why are they not going good for these repairs? All my service has been done at the same Chevy dealer I bought the car from. You people know there is an issue with these brakes and bearings and yet you bleed us poor people dry, fixing the same problem over and over again. A car with 45,000 miles should not be having these issues over and over.

I just got my 2003 3.6 Impala 3 weeks ago. The car I owned before this was a 2000 Impala, which I loved until the day it died 2 months ago. That '00 never gave me an issue, aside from normal wear-and-tear. I knew that I wanted another one, used or not. Unfortunately, I am not in a position to buy a brand new car, and I'm not sure I ever would buy a new car. They're kind of like a diamond ring. Your husband could spend $5,000 on a beautiful ring, yet resale is only $2,500.

First time it happened while I was on vacation and I had to get it jumped (I thought). But it turns out that it just won't start, but all lights and electrical are working. It just will not start. After the 4th time, I was having towed to the shop, as soon as it came down off the tow truck it started right up. At the shop, they could find nothing wrong with it. Because they said they need to see it in down mode. This is getting ridiculous. If it is this pass lock system, GM should recall and fix it or they are going to have a lot more angry people out. This really blows.

I bought my car in 2005 from a Chevy dealership - it was a GM-certified vehicle. I have owned it now for 7 years - the speedometer and temp gauge have not worked for 4 of those years. I cannot afford to fix that right now. Now, my car has randomly not been starting and the security light will turn on on the dash. After doing some research, I have found that it's a defective pass lock code system. Now the fan has stopped blowing - it has been 90+ degrees Fahrenheit with about 70% humidity out lately not to mention the foggy windows in the morning - the fan is a necessity. I'm very frustrated and irritated with this car. I will never buy another GM product and I will certainly not recommend others to buy it either! Why are these issues not a safety recall from the company?

I financed a 2008 Chevy Impala for $11,836.56. From day one, the car has had engine noise, safety issues like bad seat belt, broken door hinge, head lights with big holes and water in them, grinding in the front wheel, loose wires hanging, the power steering has never worked and tranny grinding. There are no manual door locks, so kids get trapped in car when battery is disconnected. The holes in the body were never filled and I was assured that everything would be taken care of. The A/C is not working and the list goes on. The salesman lied to me and the head of maintenance, Tony, told me to get the ** of his property and that they would not fix car - they spent enough already on car. Now, I have an $11,000 car that needs thousands of dollars of work just to be safe for my family to drive when from day one I told salesman I needed a good family car.

I was astonished at how flimsy a 2011 Impala LT bumper is. It is unsafe and dangerous. I backed into a BMW in our turnaround. I was barely moving, but when I got out to look, nothing was damaged on the BMW, but I had a major dent in my back bumper. To my dismay, my bumper is a molded lightweight plastic bumper. It looks nice, but is not built to withstand any contact whatsoever. Take a look for yourself. It is the poorest excuse for safety. The bumper is not built to push the vehicle. I would never buy another Chevrolet.

2006 Impala Air Conditioner compressor - In August 2011, I took my vehicle into Blossom Chevrolet for a recall and at that time requested my air conditioner be looked at as well. At that time, they recommended some other items for a total cost of $208.59. They inserted some dye so if it was leaking, it would let them know. I took the vehicle home and 3-4 days afterwards, the air conditioner stopped working again. I took the car in today to have them look at it again and get oil and lube change and of course, there were some other items incorrect in the tune of $486 and was told the air conditioner compressor needed to be repaired for an estimated cost of $1,000. There have been so many complaints regarding this that I would think Chevrolet would have been made to do a recall and fix the problem. As an open heart patient, I have to have air and this is ridiculous, a complete rip off.

The 2006 Chevrolet Impala we bought from Power Auto, the battery kept dying on us. We took it to a shop to have it tested and we were told the battery was way too small. Every morning, when we wanted to drive it, we had to put a charger on it to get it to start. We finally had enough of it and went and purchased the right battery at the cost of $85. We also found out about the same time that there was a recall on this same car and had to have the power steering fixed. If the Chevrolet dealer we took it to hadn't told us about this recall and fixed it, we could have had a very serious accident. I called the dealer and spoke to Eddie **, the manager, about the issue and he would not do anything for us. He was very rude about the whole situation. At the time of the purchase, they refused to let us see CarMax.

My 2001 Impala will not start from time to time, because there is a problem with the ignition. This is a very common problem with the GM cars! I am very unhappy and feel that GM should fix the car at their cost as a recall! If this were a Toyota, they would recall it and fix it! GM seems to sell you a car and then want to forget the issues they create! This is not the 1st time I had issues with a GM. My 2002 GMC Yukon Denali has an engine knock since it had 30,000 miles on it, and they know about this issue also but refuse to recall it! My next car will not be a GM!

This 2012 L S Chevy Impala is the first car in the last eight GM cars I've bought that didn't at least have a back seat drink holder. I never thought of having to look for a back seat drink holder when buying any $27,000 car.

Security code: My car is stranded as I had to leave it because it would not start. I'm sick of this problem because nothing seems to fix it.

I bought a 2011 Chevy Impala about 3 months ago and it has been up to the service department at Hubler Chevrolet 4 times now because of a sulfur smell from the exhaust, which was the converter but they won’t do anything because the check engine light wasn't on. So, I got to pay $400 a month for a smelly car inside and out. They were supposed to call Chevy and get answers but never happened and now, he doesn't return my phone calls.

I stopped to pick up coffee on my way back to work at lunch. The car wouldn't start. There was a buzz, but I couldn't get the key to auxiliary, etc. The battery wasn't dead, but I couldn't close the sunroof or lock the doors. The dash lights started clicking on and off and making noises even when the key was out of the ignition. I had to leave the car and find a ride to work. I went back after work and it still won't start. I am heading back shortly with plans to call a tow truck.

2004 Chevy Impala - Security pass lock system begins flashing periodically while I am driving and then randomly will not start. The entire dash lights up and I have power to the windows, but the key will not start the ignition. If I wait 10 minutes, it will start. I originally thought it was the starter and then discovered that GM knows about the issue in their system, but does not care to fix it.

My husband called me at 6 am telling me the security light of the 05 Impala was on and wondered if I had noticed it before. My answer of course was no. I did some check research and found that once he pulled to a stop sign it may stop and he may not be able to turn it back on. We live in a rural area with poor cell service and he drives 45-60 minutes one way to work. I stayed on the phone with him as he made it through the stop sign. I read online that he needed to do a reset by turning the car on and off. He did so once and he reached his job site. Okay, no problems for 4 days.

The car won't start and the security light flashes. It seems to be a known problem from what I've seen and GM doesn't seem to give a "hoot" about it.

I have been a faithful Chevrolet customer for more than 11 years. Chevrolet has been in my family for quite some time. My dad owns a Chevy truck. My mom owns a Chevrolet car. I have two Chevrolet vehicles. My sister owns a Chevrolet Tahoe. I had planned to purchase vehicles for my businesses from Chevrolet. I believe (used to believe) in "red, white, and bow tie" as it stands today. I will never recommend or purchase another GM product. I am disappointed to have to go to the lengths I am having to go, to get your company to do the "right" thing, concerning an issue I am having with my vehicle. I suspect that some of you will delete this email. Some will pass it back down, and some won't do anything, but at the end of the day you have to live with decisions that you make (even the small ones). Below is a summary of what has transpired up to Tuesday, July 5th.

I own a 2009 Chevy Impala. I have had this car for less than 2 years. I began having oil leak problems on Dec. 26, 2010. I have had 2 intake manifold gaskets, a ring cleaning and new valve guides. I am currently on my 5th oil consumption test, and with no results. There is no visible leak and they can't find where it's leaking.

My car will just not start, 2004 Impala, after the passkey codes. The dealer said to bring it in. Wrong, it's a problem GM is just ignoring. Well GM, you got a nerve to just ignore all of this. What about the great American support? Oh that's to make you rich. Well you don't care so. There will be a fresh approach to this with Facebook or Twitter as you just don't care. Customer service? Non-existent. GM, you know the problem and all it will take is time. When a life is lost, maybe you will wake up. When your uppers get hurt in your pocket.

I bought this car used. My husband and I were excited to have a newer car, but I am regretting my decision to trade in my 2005 Dodge Neon. That little car never did me wrong. My Impala uses gas like you would not believe. Every time I take it in to have to oil changed, they tell me it is off the dipstick it is so low. How is it that the car is using that much oil in a 3,000 mile period?

No matter the blower mode selected there is simply no heated air being diverted to the front occupants' feet. The defroster works fine. However, after selecting a mode to put heat on your feet the air sounds like it's being diverted directly into the instrumental panel. I don't get it. No matter which "feet" mode you select you get no "heat on the feet".

I have a 2012 Impala. The heating system does not get the job done in this climate (gets cold up here). The rear seats get next to no heat from the small duct under the front seats. There is not enough force of air coming out to feel any heat at my feet. The air that is directed out to the driver’s feet is also bad. The plastic duct is too short to get the job done. It appears to me that some engineer decided to save a penny or two on plastic and not bring the air out to the driver’s side of the console and direct some of the air back as done on the passenger side front. There is more air going up under the dash that any other area of the car. Remember, guys, heat rises. Put it on the floor where it belongs. I can do a better job with a piece of cardboard that you have done with all the tech equipment. I have been to the dealer and they have looked it over and said that everything is in the proper place, including the wire bundle under the driver’s seat.

I purchased a 2004 Chevy Impala with 3.8 engine at a car auction on March 2011. My friend is experienced with cars so felt okay purchasing a vehicle here. Later I noticed it was leaking coolant. Read the manual and purchased Dex Cool. He tightened the valve on the front right passenger side, but there still seemed to be a slight drip. Now the coldest day of the year, I all of a sudden had no heat. He told me to purchase antifreeze, which I did at the nearest GM dealer. They even put it in for me. No word that this is probably what caused the problem in the first place. Sent me out and the car was giving off some heat. The next day, no heat again. When I again added more coolant, there was still was no heat.

The passlock won’t work and had electrical problems. The car won't start. General Motors should recall.

My 2003 Impala has the same security bypass problem, as everyone else. The car won't start, and the security light comes on. I spent almost $1,000 to get it fixed, less than year later, having the same problem. I searched the internet, and the same problem is listed on many websites. It's Chevy's stupid passkey system. I love my car, but the not starting at random, really sucks. Chevy should fix their faulty system.

I have a 2001 Chevy Impala. Security light is coming on and don't let the car start. It started about 2 years ago, and it happened a couple of times. Now, it is happening everyday.

I have to replace injectors on my car. I've had my power steering recall done before school started and within a month my car has the worse squealing sounds. I don't have time to keep dropping my car off at a dealership because I go to school in the morning and get home when they’re closed. Overall, being that my car is a 06 with 170+k miles, I'm so proud of my baby. But I have an issue with knocking in my dash. I've been told it's the actuator and after seeing as many complaints about it and the mechanic knew exactly what I was talking about before I could let him hear it, I don't think this is a consumer's issue and should be a recall of some sort. I think I have gotten lucky with my car but it is a shame I see so many people with even brand new Impala's and have more problems than I.

I own a 2001 Chevy Impala, and for the past few months my Impala shuts down at any given moment. This has happened numerous times and while my 2 children were in the car. My car would also start then shut down and will also not start at all and have a security light on and will not start for about 15mins. I have brought it to a certified GM dealer to inspect and they are not sure why the car does this, but I know this is a problem with numerous GM car models from 1999 to 2005. I love my Impala and just wish GM would recall this and fix this problem before it leads to a death. Please help to get this problem resolved so that I may drive my car without worrying about taking my kids in the car.

When driving our 2008 Impala 2LT in wet conditions, it will lose the power steering and be exceedingly hard to steer. It will eventually correct itself but not until you have had to battle it. There are numerous complaints on-line about this particular problem and I found an owner of a 2008 Impala LTZ who said he was eventually able to find out there is a problem with a mis-machined harmonic balancer. When he had that replaced, there seems to be no more problems. Others made the same claim about that fixing it.

I have had all kinds of problems with my 2006 Chevy Impala SS. All the way from batteries going bad, to severe oil consumption, which I have been told is within the limits for Chevy. It uses 2-3 quarts per 3,000 miles, engine revs up while driving at a steady speed, tire monitor systems, defective wheels, water pump, steering hoses, etc.

2002 Chevrolet Monte Carlo engine intermittently cuts off when come to semi-stop and complete stop. Very frustrating!

I bought my 2007 Impala LTZ in 2009 for nearly $16,999 in cash! I fell in love immediately but it changed fast. I was pulled over after a few hours of driving it because it was sold to me without a working tail light. After 4 months, I took the car back to the Harold's Chevrolet, where I bought it, due to shaking in the back end. I found out that the back axle was bent and it had been like that for a while as I was told. The cost to repair was nearly $500 to repair.

2006 Chevy Impala. I was ecstatic being a 50+year old woman and purchasing her first car although used, I thought I was buying a trustworthy car. I did all the right things I thought. I had it checked out by my husband and a mechanic. All was great for the first 2 months when I had to have rotors replaced. Okay the car was 3 years old. Then had to be replaced again 3 months later. Ugh! Okay since then general maintenance until Dec 2010 when rear hub and bearings started sounding like a fog horn so replaced it. Then January 2011, the other rear went out. Since that time I have had to replace both 3 times. Surely this is a problem that should be fixed only once. Anyone else finding this issue or have suggestions on what to do next.

I have a 2009 Impala, I've only had 4 months. Well, since I have had the car, I have replace the tires due to premature tire tread wearing down, I had to replace the battery, the brakes and rotors had to be done all the way around, and now my traction is acting up. I'm on the freeway and my traction service light comes on and on top of that a warning light that comes on and states engine power is shutting down, literally my car slows down and I can't accelerate while on the freeway.

I purchased a 2007 Impala with OnStar. I parked the car for 5 days, while out of town. When I tried to get in I found the remote door lock control did not function. After I opened the door, I put the Key in and the Battery was dead. I had replaced it in May and it was September. Had the battery jump started. Received OnStar e-mail saying there was a problem with the OnStar. I pressed the OnStar Button and asked for system check. I was informed the OnStar battery was bad. I went to GM dealer, battery was replaced $222.12 cost.

I bought my 03 Impala from Van Devere Chevy here in Akron, Ohio. I've had it just a few days over a month. Within 24 hours, my ABS and traction system went out. The following day, my keyless entry quit working. I called and emailed as soon as the problems began with the ABS and keyless entry. I then, before taking it back to be looked at, took it to another mechanic who told me I was also leaking a ton a of antifreeze, had a bad front right wheel bearing and axle, temps wasn't registering correctly, and had a possible heater core leak.

I leased then purchased a 2007 Chevy Impala. I have had problems with the electrical system (the radio will not come on at all or the speakers will go out intermittently), tires wearing prematurely, tire light staying on constantly and the car was poorly sealed (there is a mildew smell in the vehicle, but no windows have been left down while it is raining).

I have the 2006 Impala and have had nothing but problems with it. I have contacted GM directly and they are not standing by their product. It's time to do something about this lemon. GM is not standing up for their product and it is blatantly obvious why they no longer make this car as of 2010. I have had mine in the shop over 20 times, aside from routine oil changes, and I only have 50k on it! The engine is leaking oil and antifreeze, and I have already had the gaskets and seals replaced, rack and pinion, steering column and shaft, thermostat twice, sway bar, cracked rim, rear defrost, and so much more. I've spent more time in the shop than on the road.

I bought a 2005 Impala about one and a half years ago. It was the biggest mistake of my life. I have been so pro-GM for the past 9 years of driving. I will never, ever, buy another GM car after owning this piece. There are so many safety issues with these cars. It is insane, that GM not only neglects helping it's customers, but continues to produce these cars.

My 2007 Impala shows the following warnings daily: Turn AC off and Engine Hot (though the AC unit isn’t on). These will be on for 2 minutes and goes off then it will show Engine Overheating and then Turn Engine Off. These will be on for 2 minutes and goes off. Then it will again show Traction Control (it forces car to slow down) and then the warning goes off after 2 to 3 minutes. It will also show Oil Pressure Low and Engine Hot then the warning doesn’t go off. I had just my oil changed and there oil is in the car.

I bought a 2008 Impala on 7/20/11. I returned the car on 8/2/11 to inquire about the door and mirror. Service person stated, "well, it is a used car". They reluctantly brought the car in. They said they cannot help me with the mirror. That is very disappointing. I am bringing the car back again tomorrow, 11/7/11 and I am hoping this time they will really fix the door and paint the side mirror.

I purchased a 2008 Impala LTZ with 45000 miles on it. I also got the Vehicle One extended warranty. Recently, the engine started overheating when driving more than 10 miles per hour or just on idle. Speed up, heat up; slow down or stop then heat down. My mechanic said it needs a special part and put it in backorder. I have been waiting for 4 weeks for that part. He said he thought there was a recall on the radiator part needed that's why I have not received anything.

I have a 2009 Chevy Impala. I bought it new. Before it hit 5000 miles, I had it into service for engine oil leaks.

GM has a big problem with their Passlock II security system. Multiple models are affected and they will not recall these cars. I have a 2003 Impala and I have to wait for 10 minutes to start the car 4 to 5 times a week.

There is a recall on the 01 Chevy Impala engine compartment. The dealer fixed the problem and performed an inspection on the vehicle. I reached out to GM and I was told that due to the mileage, they can't assist me with the problem. General Motor is aware of the issue but since there is no recall, they will not budge. I was told that the plastic intake gasket parts are no good. Something needs to be done about this.

I have had a 2007 Chevy Impala that I have had to replace 4 sets of tires, 3 front end alignments, 3 sets of brakes and rotors, the sensors on the tires never work all the time and the engine light stays on annoyingly so all the time. The mechanic told me it's a faulty gas cap no fixing on the light issue and the tire sensors are all new, and the computer just won't recognize them. I want to know if there is a class action suit about the tire wearing and alignment issues as I now am being told I have to have a ball joint, possibly, and wheel bearing replaced. The front tires is 6 months old and are wearing weird again.

I have a 2006 Chevy Impala and have several problems with the traction control. I have had both hubs replaced and the electronic brake module, and still, the traction control is coming on when there is no need to. It happens a lot when I'm turning left or right. The dealership has no answers for me but wants to take more money, and I'm not a money tree. I have already spent over $2,000.00 trying to fix this problem, and now, the gas gauge isn't working. I have read up on both of these issues and it seems to me that there are a lot of people having the same problems with this year of car. Why wouldn't Chevy want to recall when they have so many complaints?

We bought a 2005 Impala, new. It now has 26,000 miles on it and has lots of problems with the steering. The first thing we had was lower steering column repairs and this was after the years' warranty was gone. Just this year, at less than 26000 miles, we had to replace the rack and pinion on the car. It is never driven hard as both adult drivers are over 60. As you can see by the milage, it is not driven much. Lately, I have been hearing the same popping sound during turning that I began to hear when the lower steering column started giving problems, so I expected it to have that to be repaired again. What is it with these cars that they have so many problems especially when it has so low mileage? Now when it rains, the carpet on the passenger side in front is getting wet so I expect that I have a windshield seal problem.

I have a 2002 Chevy Impala and have several problems with the traction control. I have had both hubs replaced and electronic brake module, and still the traction control is coming on when there is no need to. It happens a lot when I'm turning left or right. The dealership has no answers for me but wants to take more money, and I'm not a money tree. I have already spent over $2000.00 trying to fix this problem and now, the gas gauge isn't working, which I have read up on both of these issues and it seems to me there is a lot of people having the same problems with this year of car. Why wouldn't Chevy want to recall when they have so many complaints?

I have a 2000 Chevy Impala 3.4 Liter POC. Once again, I have been in the repair shop six times between 2010 and 2011. I've had to replace my water pump, heads, intake gaskets, radiator and much more. I don't know how GM can get away with this. DexCool is the worst product ever made. I would definitely like to find out how to sue DexCool, GM again.