2015 Chevrolet Impala consumer reviews

I'm a big guy. 6 ft 360 lbs. I've always had to drive full size cars. I've had a 1990 Bonneville, a 1992 Taurus, a 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora, 1999 Chevy Suburban, and a 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis. Plus 4 Dodge Grand Caravans to haul the kids in. I drive my 2003 Grand Marquis for 7 years and I loved it. The seats were wide, I fit good but time and miles eventually wore it out. When it was time to replace it I considered a Chrysler 300 but my dad being a Chevy guy talked me into a 2015 Impala. I had not driven a GM product since my 1999 Suburban. I was immediately impressed with the fact that I could set the drivers seat to my seating preference and get in the back seat behind the drivers seat and fit comfortably. I wasn't happy at first about having to take a 4 cylinder motor. The V-6 models were too pricey. I've owned the car 13 months now and have put 24,000 miles on it between traveling for work and driving my son to and from his private school which is 15 miles away. The car has performed flawlessly in last summer's heat. I actually used remote start more in the summer than I did in the winter. I've driven through a couple of snow storms and passed people in ditches. It climbed a few hills with no issues. With the miles I've put on it the 4 cylinder has proved to be powerful enough to get on the highway and pass and still deliver an average 26 mpg. I have the driver safety package that actually had saved me a few times from accidents. I love the technology, especially the on-star system with the separate built in car phone. My cell phone actually locked up one day and I was able to use the car phone to call family to let them know where I was and where I was going. I didn't skip a beat. Other manufacturers have safety systems and blue tooth that rely on your cell phone and being able to connect to it. On -star is simply amazing. I like models from Chrysler and Ford, but because of On-Star will probably drive nothing but GM for the rest of my life. SUV's and crossovers are all the craze nowadays. They say cars are fading out. I would encourage people to consider this model. It's got as much if not a little more room than some of the single back seat SUV's. Oh and I forgot the built in Wi-Fi that Chevy just dropped the price to unlimited for $20.00 a month. With two boys and tablets long rides are very quiet and peaceful. Who needs the in car entertainment systems. I could go on forever but bottom line go check this car out.

We have a2015 LTZ we got with 4000 miles on it in 2016. We now have an electrical problem with it but the dealership isn't able to find out what is wrong. Anyone else have a problem like this? It is really frustrating. We enjoy the car otherwise. Had a 2003 for 13 years.

This a great car and reliable I love comfortable ride if anybody own one they know what I am talking about.

My 2015 Chevy Impala is a very enjoyable car and I am happy that I made the purchase. It has a very smooth and quiet ride. There is a lot of room on the interior of the car, even in the back seat there is a lot of leg room with the front seats pushed all the way back. The exterior is a sleek and sporty look yet the ride is that of a luxury car. I am in my car a lot and want a comfortable ride. I would recommend this car to anyone that asked.

Thanks for letting me comment on the Chevrolet impala. Its a dependable a d great vehicle. Also, my kids and husband love it.

I saw a 2000 Impala back when they first came out, I went to the dealership to test drive one. I was impressed, I drove this car about 130,000, mile, and bought a 2003, loaded out, This was my favorite of all. Later I ended up trading in on a 2008, then later a 2009, now I have a 2015, this car has it all, 323 HP, 6 speed auto- trans, it is the LTZ and now my favorite, this is the same engine as the RS Camaro, And it sure supprizes some camaro drivers on the road, as to,how,fast it will go and how quick it is for passing on the hyway, thanks Chevrolet, keep,up,the good designs, and efficiency, about 29 around town, interstate about 32, love it.

I bough the 2015 chevy impala brand new a month ago. It had 27 miles on it. I absolutely love this car. The power it has i love it. I have the 2LT model which came with the 19 inch wheels, backup camera, remote control start, heated seats, lane departure warning, collision alert, cross traffic alert, leather/suede seats, and hid lights. It a great car for the price. I traded a 2011 cadillac cts for this car and i dont regret it. This impala is fully loaded and my cts was just plain basic and had no features. If you want a full size car the impala is the one for you.

Mine is the 2015 Impala Limited. It was half the price of the Impala LT. Mine has bucket seats, floor shift, fancy rims, and a 300 horsepower V6. I've been driving cars since the 60's and this is easily the fanciest, most powerful and fuel efficient car I've ever owned. When we were kids, we dreamed of having a car with buckets and floor shift, fancy rims, and a 300 horse engine. Back then, they only got 10 mpg though!

First off allow me to say this is my First sedan.....EVER!! I've been a coupe guy (hence the name) since ever. And as a coupe guy I love them for their nimble abilities, quick bursts of speed and most importantly, Handling!! But this beast of a ride is quite the set of wheels! Firstly it has an very sporty, stylish, aggressive yet smooth look. For a guy that likes cars for their looks this one wins for me. But at the same time it has a luxury feel to it as well, now I'll be honest I am NOT a luxury car person... No disrespect for those whom like and prefer that, but again I came from a smaller background for cars and I'm into the harder, stiffer, meaner looks for cars in an out. Secondly, should you be one of the few whose gotten the 305hp ride, be weary my friends it has A lot of bite!! Just giving it a little bit of gas will give it quite a bit of go!! Now if you're on the highway and decide to give it "Real Gas"... brace yourselves!!! Thirdly with all the horses it pushes the car rides smoothly and with ease handling all that go!! It is impressive as a sedan playing coupe to me lol!! Gets up like a couple, smooth sailing like a comfy luxury sedan. Best marriage to car so far! Lastly and importantly the sticker tag.. I bought a '15 Black lt model. It has Lots of things going for it on the inside. No leather, but a knock off cloth/leather type combo. A gorgeous dash fit to the driver and a screen that isn't overpowering or bulky. For most of what it has (at least for the lt model) you would Easily assume to pay at least $40k or more...but No!! Now I'm not sure how much it is for a '16 model and what differences it may have from a year ago, but Still!! I'm new to the sedan world, I've only liked a handful over these pass few years and this one was worth the transition for me, I still feel as though I have a ride that can get from A to B with a lil authority!! If you looking for a good combo ride and aren't feeling like and "old guy" yet lol...this'll do!! Or hey if you are an older guy but still likes a lil pep in your step, be sure to check this girl out!

My new Chevy history is one of very reliable cars: a '95 Cavalier, a 2000 Malibu, then as we were expecting our 3rd daughter, it was time for our 6-passenger '03 Impala. A very reliable car.Then I got the '08 Impala SS. Wow, what a beast! But still needing a 6 passenger, I also bought an '08 Impala with the small V-6. Excellent in the snow compared to the SS with all that torque.I traded the SS for a GMC Terrain. Bought the wife a 2012 Cruze, but I wanted the new Impala, so I got rid of the SUV for a new 2015 Impala. Lots of power when I need it with 305 HP, but better in the snow than the SS was. It has a very nice ride, very quiet, and not an LTZ but still loaded up very nice with all the options I need. Very good-sounding stereo, but very confusing to program. After 3000 miles I still haven't figured out how to program it. I am not going to renew the OnStar when the complimentary subscription expires because it is too expensive for all I use it. But other than that, I would take this over most any car i have ever owned. The mileage is 12 to 14 MPG city (Pittsburgh). I've never taken it on a road trip to Fla. yet, so I can't give a highway MPG review. Steering wheel controls for stereo are very convenient. The backup camera is VERY accurate and it has spoiled me! Of course, Chevy's remote start guarantees a nice warm car in the cold PGH weather. The color called Autumn Bronze Metallic is very beautiful on a sunny day. I would recommend this car to anybody. Powerful, roomy, and all gauges and controls easily accessible.