2015 Chevrolet Impala consumer reviews

I had this car for only a month than I got into a wreck. Let me say this car can handle itself. Air bags are reliable and everyone came out unharmed. Definitely getting another one.

I bought the 2015 Impala LTZ 2 model. It is my weekend cruise and is quite comfortable. I'm 6' 1" and it is roomy enough for me. The ride is very nice and quite. Having all the options just makes it a joy to drive. Got a great car at a great price, couldn't be happier!

Since I travel a great deal in my work, I found myself renting a variety of different vehicles. Several times I have had the opportunity to drive a Chevrolet Impala, the 2014 and the 2015. After some thought, I settled on a 2015 Chevy Impala. It is the first Chevy I have ever owned. It has the big engine and most of the bells and whistles. Although not the Impala of the 70's I remember our neighbors having, it was a real surprise. It is roomy, handles well and performs very well on the road. The trunk is very nice sized and although the back seat room is not like the old Impalas, it has enough room to travel with comfort. The instrumentation is very well laid out and I light the added lighting they have place in it around the door handles and other areas. A bit dim with the LEDS, it still provides enough light for working in low light and not bothering the driver. The ride is very smooth and the interior sound levels on the highway or in town are low. Frankly, I was surprised.

After all the price haggling was finished, I drove off with a great car at a reasonable price. The technology in this Impala may be expected in a car costing much more. It is fun learning what is available and I hope to master all of it's functions soon. The Impala offers a very smooth ride, is stylish, and has the power one might expect from an 8-cylinder engine even though this is a 6-cylinder model. I couldn't be more pleased with my purchase and hope to keep this car for many years.

This car is mechanically the same as the Buick LaCross witch I rented for one week last summer. I really wanted one after I had to turn the rental back. I found the Impala redesigned in 2014 as a class act and for less $. The 6 speed automatic always has a gear for a given situation. My 2LT V6 gets the same MPG highway as my 4 cylinder compact SUV (29 MPG). The only feature I miss is the lack of a backup camera, that requires the LTZ model.

I am very impressed by the improvements that GM has made to the Chevrolet Impala from the totally new body concept to its engine performance. I purchased my car in November 2014 after comparing it to the Nissan Maxima and Hyundai Genesis. In my opinion, the Impala surpasses all vehicles in it's class. My car was recently determined a total loss after a traffic accident and I chose to replace it with another Impala. I am proud to own this car!! I have the LTZ trim with all options and I become more impressed each day with this car.

The 2014 &15 are outstanding cars, so I bought a 2015 Chevy Impala limited and its a fleet rental, it had 18,000 miles when I purchased it. So far its been very good after putting 1,000 more miles. The v6 is a must if you buy new. The only thing you give up is gas mileage I get 22 on 50/50 city & high way. NO long trip yet.All features are great, Pairing your cell phone is some what hard ( blue tooth) You can use ON star its a subscription service which has G P S .

Great design... Stop LED and touch screen junk all over the place; back window has no visibility-bad

I like this kinda car bc it's something that ive dreamed of. It drives really good everything is really good I love the seats are now

Pros: Sharp looking car that is comfortable for driver and passengers. Good variety of adjustments on seats and steering wheel so that it is easy to get comfortable. I like the layout for the controls. Good pickup on highway and in city. Cons: Air conditioning is not as robust as in my last car and kicks down when you use the phone (I guess to improve sound quality to the other party.) So if the car is warm, then you better not planning on calling anybody for a few minutes after you start driving. The lane departure signal goes off for curving roads and in construction zones so I am thinking of turning it off.