Used 2000 Chevrolet Impala for sale near Minneapolis, MN

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My dad used to own a 2000 Impala Base, he loved how it handled in the illinois snow and how it flowed over the bumps and so on the road.

Excellent customer service, Andy was one of the best sales guys I’ve ever worked with. Knowledgeable, listened to my needs, and helped me get the perfect car. Couldn’t recommend him enough.

I am 6-2 and 200 lb's and long legs appreciate a big roomy car. It is a safe car for my grandchildren to be learning how to drive. You can trust it mechanically and reliability. This is a good car for long trips and is comfortable.

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I bought my Impala as a beater for work, and I haven't been too disappointed! Bought it at 250k miles in February of this year and besides the fact my exhaust system is shot, she's a good car. Still shifts like it's almost new, and even after past owners neglecting proper maintenance on the car she still roars to life every time. The growl of the engine is the best part of this jalopy of a car. The exterior is your typical early 2000s sedan, nothing special really but not hard on the eyes either. Guy before me hit a deer going 55mph and all that got damaged was the bumper cover. Besides the obvious plastic bumper covers, this car can take a beating. If you bought one in better condition than I did, I would definitely recommend this car, especially to younger drivers like myself who need something reliable and affordable. Gas mileage is dang good for a full size sedan. Trunk space is insane! Always impressed with older Chevys!

For those folks that can't finance a dependable work car- Look for a low mileage, low owner, 2000 Impala. Either base or LS. Back in 2003, 2004 I had the pleasure of driving my son's sassy red 2000 Impala LS for errands when I visited the grand children, and to take on a short road trip. The bucket seats were comfy as heck, the power options great, the sound system gave me all my old-school tunes with strong bass how I like it. The V-6 gave me all the power I needed, and to boot, it wasn't a gas guzzler for being a big-to-mid-size car (I owned a little old Ford Ranger myself, so the Impala felt spacious) My son's family of 4.5 drove their 2000 Impala LS near to death, then sold it next to their teenage brother-in-law. This kid never took care of the car, other than put gas in it. One can imagine what that male teenager did to the car's neglected engine and drive-train ... The last I heard it had 200,000 plus miles on it, and the dumb brother-in-law blew the engine by leaving the radiator dry then racing one of his buddies on a freeway. Sheesh! In my book, this particular Chevy model is a testament to American car building. It would still be going strong if it had owners who took care of it.