2007 Chevrolet Impala consumer reviews

bought at 348000 k now as 412000 still works great and do not use oil best car I ever bought used with a 3.5L will buy again but this one is so good I won't have to for a long time yet

The car is reliable and dependable only two lights are on on the dashboard senor for engine light and senor for the tires

Mines has 77,000 miles on it. Have had it for a year and a half and I still love it. Reliable, safe, even thinking about customizing it just for fun. If you want a car that'll get you back and forth and is fun to driver, look no further.

We bought the car used in 2012 and had 75000 miles. The car has 175000 now (2017) and it has been very reliable! The only issue is a oil leak and it also occasionally jerks when taking off at stop sign or light( has been doing this for a year or two but hasn?t got worse). It has always been reliable and has never broke down. the seats are super comfortable and has easy to use electronics. Would recommend to anyone.

Very reliable car, very good gas mileage. I am very pleased with the vehicle, I would recommend this vehicle to anyone looking to buy a nice cheap used car.

I bought this car used in a wholesale lot for $3,500. The car had several owners before me who did not take care of it. Ex. Multiple car accidents (bought it with some body damage, I ended up fixing the major damage), no service records, etc. In the first month I bought the car, the check engine light came on and it ended up being a sensor in the gas tank area, probably about $350-$400 repair, while I got it fixed I also did an engine tune-up which was another $250-$300. Car has ran like a champ ever since (Sensor and Tune-up was done May 2016). New tires and brakes all around. There was an issue where the rear window defroster stopped working. Took it to the dealership and it ended up being a corroded wire under the passenger seat or somewhere around there. It cost me about $120. Since then, I've had no problems with the car. It starts up and goes wherever I need it to. For the price I paid, I got a lot of luxury features on the trim-level I had (Bose Sound System, Chrome door handles, 6 CD Changer, AUX Port (though this is standard on all models), Auto Dimming Mirror, Black leather interior, Sunroof, fog lights, spoiler, etc. I feel pretty confident owning this car as many can hit 300,000 no problem as long as you take care of them. I did buy the car with pretty high mileage (220,000) and I've since put on about 13,000 miles with no major repairs besides the sensor and the body repair damage from the previous owner(s).

nice car but when you turn on the air conditioning you get a loud clicking sound under the dash, when I looked it up on youtube the showed from 2006 through 20017 have the same problem. This will discourage me from buying another chevy, this should be a recall.

Overall the 2007 Impala provides good value with reasonable comfort and decent performance as well as fuel econmy, the LTZ is the best choice you get just about every option available standard and the larger 3.9 litre V-6 with active fuel management works very well

This car has cost me a lot of money getting things fixed. The design is pretty but the car itself is no good. This car goes bad fast and once 1 thing goes bad everything else goes bad as well. I'm currently looking for another car. I have spent over 3,000 getting this car fixed and I have had it for less than a year.

This car has met my needs so far. The best thing about the car to me is you don't feel every little bump in the road, it has a very smooth ride. If you can find one for a good price with not too many miles or problems, I say go for it.