Chevrolet Impala
Chevrolet introduced the Impala in 1958 as a high-style, top-of-the-line two-door hardtop and convertible. The next year, four-door hardtops and sedans were added. The Impala Super Sport arrived for 1961, and its top-gun, 409-cubic-inch V-8 was quickly immortalized in a song by The Beach Boys. The fancier Caprice full-size sedan appeared in 1965, but Chevy still sold hundreds of thousands of Impalas annually. GM downsized its big cars for 1977, and the new, smaller Impala was a trend-setter, helping reverse Detroit’s inclination toward longer, lower and wider. The Impala faded away after 1985 but made an unexpected return as the muscular 1994-96 Impala SS. In 2000, it was reintroduced as a front-drive sedan. The latest Impala debuted for 2014, but with the heart of the market shifting to SUVs, traditional full-size sedans were pushed to the sidelines. The Impala was discontinued after the 2020 model year.
- 2014–20
- 2006–13
- 2000–05
- 1997–99
- 1994–96
- 2014–20
- 2006–13
- 2000–05
- 1997–99
- 1994–96
2014–20 Impala
The 10th-generation Impala, introduced as a 2014 model, was a substantial upgrade from the previous generation. New styling added visual interest, and the better-finished interior provided the room expected in a full-size American car. This Impala rode GM’s newer
2020
- MSRP range $31,620–$36,720
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Consumer rating
(20 reviews) - Combined mpg 22
- Body style Sedan
2019
- MSRP range $28,020–$36,720
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Consumer rating
(62 reviews) - Combined mpg 22–25
- Body style Sedan
- Five-seat full-size sedan
- Four-cylinder or V-6 power
- Apple CarPlay, Android Auto connectivity standard
- 4G LTE and Wi-Fi hot spot standard
- Wireless device charging available
- Automatic emergency braking available
2018
- MSRP range $27,895–$36,620
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Consumer rating
(125 reviews) - Combined mpg 22–25
- Body style Sedan
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity standard
- Wireless device charging available
- OnStar with 4G LTE and Wi-Fi hot spot standard
- Four-cylinder or V-6 power
- Collision warning system with auto-braking available
- Passcode-protected personal information and storage bin
2017
- MSRP range $27,500–$40,915
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Consumer rating
(151 reviews) - Combined mpg 20–25
- Body style Sedan
2016
- MSRP range $0–$40,810
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Consumer rating
(73 reviews) - Combined mpg 20–25
- Body style Sedan
- Apple CarPlay integration, wireless smartphone charging available
- Midnight Edition available
- OnStar with 4G LTE and Wi-Fi hot spot standard
- V-6 engine that runs on gasoline or CNG available
- Collision warning system with auto-braking available
- Passcode-protected personal information and storage bin (MyLink)
2015
- MSRP range $27,060–$40,660
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Consumer rating
(111 reviews) - Combined mpg 20–25
- Body style Sedan
- OnStar with 4G LTE and Wi-Fi hotspot capability standard
- 2.5-liter four-cylinder with new stop-start technology standard
- New V-6 that runs on gasoline or CNG available
- MyLink entertainment system available
- Collision warning system with auto-braking available
- Passcode-protected personal information and storage bin (MyLink)
2014
- MSRP range $26,860–$35,905
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Consumer rating
(165 reviews) - Combined mpg 22–29
- Body style Sedan
- Redesigned for 2014
- Choice of three drivetrains, including a mild hybrid system
- Available MyLink entertainment system
- Available collision warning system with auto-braking
- Passcode-protected personal information and storage bin (MyLink)
2006–13 Impala
The Impala was redesigned for 2006 with smooth, but not particularly memorable, styling. Like the 2000 model, the ’06 ran on GM’s W-platform front-drive chassis, which wasn’t far removed from the hardware in the 1990 Chevrolet Lumina. Most Impalas ran V-6 engines (a
2013
- MSRP range $25,280–$30,400
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Consumer rating
(90 reviews) - Combined mpg 22
- Body style Sedan
- Standard 300-hp V-6
- Available front bench seat for six-person seating
- New Luxury Edition Package
- Standard Bluetooth connectivity
- Last year before redesigned 2014 Impala
2012
- MSRP range $25,760–$30,300
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Consumer rating
(128 reviews) - Combined mpg 22
- Body style Sedan
- New standard 300-hp V-6 with flex-fuel capability
- New six-speed automatic transmission
- Seats five or six, depending on configuration
- Standard side curtain and side-impact airbags
- Standard Bluetooth cellphone connectivity
2011
- MSRP range $24,495–$30,035
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Consumer rating
(90 reviews) - Combined mpg 21–23
- Body style Sedan
- Choice of V-6 engines
- both flex-fuel capable
- Available electronic stability system
- Active fuel management
- Standard side curtain and side-impact airbags
- Available Bluetooth phone connectivity
2010
- MSRP range $24,290–$29,930
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Consumer rating
(66 reviews) - Combined mpg 21–22
- Body style Sedan
- SS model dropped
- Choice of three engines
- Available electronic stability system
- Active fuel management
- Flex-fuel version available
- Standard side curtain and side-impact airbags
- Available Bluetooth phone connectivity
2009
- MSRP range $23,790–$31,135
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Consumer rating
(76 reviews) - Combined mpg 19–23
- Body style Sedan
- Choice of three engines
- 5.3-liter V-8 in Impala SS
- Flex-fuel versions available
- Standard side curtain and side-impact airbags
- Bluetooth phone connectivity
2008
- MSRP range $21,975–$29,355
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Consumer rating
(135 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
- Choice of three engines
- Electronic stability system
- Active fuel management
- 5.3-liter V-8 in Impala SS
- Flex-fuel versions available
- Standard side curtain airbags
- Flip-and-fold rear seat
2007
- MSRP range $21,015–$28,040
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Consumer rating
(115 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
- Choice of three engines
- Four trim levels
- 5.3-liter V-8 in Impala SS
- Flex-fuel versions available
- Standard side curtain airbags
- Flip-and-fold rear seat
2006
- MSRP range $20,330–$26,330
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Consumer rating
(115 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
- Choice of three engines
- Four trim levels
- 5.3-liter V-8 in Impala SS
- Standard side-curtain airbags
- Flip-and-fold rear seat
2000–05 Impala
The Impala returned for 2000 as a roomy front-drive sedan, replacing the Lumina. The new car’s styling received mixed reviews; the look may be best remembered for its quartet of large, round taillights. Originally 3.4- and 3.8-liter V-6s were the only engine choices, but in
2005
- MSRP range $22,350–$28,555
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Consumer rating
(77 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
- Choice of three V-6s
- Supercharged V-6 in SS
- Sport-tuned suspension on SS
- Five- or six-passenger capacity
- OnStar communication system standard for 2005
2004
- MSRP range $21,735–$27,595
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Consumer rating
(73 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
- Three V-6s
- Supercharged V-6 in SS
- Sport-tuned suspension on SS
- Five- or six-passenger capacity
- Available XM Satellite Radio
2003
- MSRP range $21,160–$24,260
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Consumer rating
(55 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
2002
- MSRP range $20,325–$24,025
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Consumer rating
(33 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
2001
- MSRP range $19,269–$23,345
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Consumer rating
(32 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
2000
- MSRP range $18,890–$22,790
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Consumer rating
(26 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
1997–99 Impala
1994–96 Impala
Chevy’s old-school Impala SS was available from 1961 through 1969, always as a two-door hardtop or convertible. The muscle legend made a surprise return for 1994 as a rework of the body-on-frame Caprice four-door, which many Americans recognized as their local police
1996
- Starting at $24,905
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Consumer rating
(18 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
1995
- Starting at $23,210
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Consumer rating
(4 reviews) - Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
1994
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