Used 2003 Chevrolet Impala for sale near me

Came in after my car didn’t pass inspection, the selection was impressive and the sales manager Ian was great to work with, no pressure and above and beyond what I typically deal with at other lots. Do yourself a favor stop in Spankys

I bought my Impala 2003 6 months ago. It sat for awhile so did have few issues IE water pump cooling sensor. I put brakes toe joints and few other things so far it runs smooth. Only had 59,000 miles on it. It has 62,000 now. Shifts well drives smooth. Does have a little shake in front at times. I had a 2011 Jeep Overland. Beautiful vehicle but the entire hydraulic air suspension went out. Was over $5000 to fix so I sold it. The Impala could never replace my Jeep but it is a pretty good car for being old. Is a luxury edition too.

This is not a fancy lot, but has quality used vehicles at fair prices. We're glad we drove to Sapulpa to buy.

I thought it was a very fast car, It was comforable to drive. Easy effortless to gain speed 6 cylunder. A lot of trunk space and leg room!

Honest and friendly dealer excellent service and they stand behind their cars

I bought my 2003 Impala almost a year ago with 120k miles on it. I was originally looking for a Malibu, but I needed a car to get back and forth from school with, so I settled for an Impala. And I am definitely in love. The car drives great, it’s comfortable, and has given me very little issues. So far, I have replaced the water pump and thermostat, but it’s to be expected with a car this age with this many miles. I love my Impala and will likely drive this car until I can’t drive it any more (and then I’ll get a newe imapla!) Great, reliable first car.

I was looking for a chevy impala and I found one at Small Town Auto thru cars.com. It was in beautiful shape both inside and out. Even though it was a little older-2009 I decided to take it because of the low mileage-68,000. I am so satisfied. I wanted to wait a few months before writing this review to make sure I had no real problems with the car. There was a minor problem with the starter but the dealership took care of it and it was just over the 30-day warranty. It rides so smoothly and it has a lot of power as soon as you step on the gas the front end lifts up and boy it goes! I know it's a little older but I am so satisfied. I can tell this car will last. It's well worth the money and I only gave 750.00 down because that's all I had at the time. They work with you. So don't be afraid, if you need a car buy one from this dealership! I'm not sorry you won't be either!

We bought this 2003 "California package" (CA package consisted of: ungraded leather upholstery and front bucket seats with floor shifter, upgraded stereo with amplifier, body color matched rear spoiler and taillight covers off of the SS Impala) base model Impala new and have approx. 100K+ miles now. We have never had any major issues (knock on wood!!). NO major parts replaced besides maintenance items like I replaced one set of struts, one set of front brake shoes and rotors, oil and filter every 3K, antifreeze twice, one thermostat, trans fluid twice, gas filter 3 times, 4 or 5 sets of wipers, one windshield and 3 sets of tires. On more then several occasions we have hauled longer more over-sized items then our SUV can comfortably carry, with the Impala's fold down/flat rear seat and very spacious trunk. Very well designed GM. This Impala handles well and has a very comfortable ride and seating with heated leather bucket seats. This car has never let us down. Parts are relatively inexpensive and for the most part it's easy to work on. We take this vehicle on trips regularly now (it's retired from commuting duties-we needed a 4wd), and I would not hesitate a second to drive it across country (which we have) today. We also still to this day get around 30 MPG with the super tall transmission gearing it has with the 3.4L engine. Yes that was measured many times with a calculator at fill-up, and not relying on the overhead computer the Impala has. To put things into prospective this Chevrolet gets way better MPG (approx 5 MPG better) AND is (was) way more reliable then our 2007 EXL V6 Honda Accord we also bought new and just got rid of after 12 painful years of ownership... Just a few of the problems we had.. Rear main seal leaked like the Valdez one day out of nowhere- had to pull engine trans to repair, can you say expensive ($1,300) to replace a $10 seal!-power steering unit needed to be replaced just out of 3 year 36000 mile warranty.. More $$- tires wore funny on the edges despite the 4 wheel alignment being within specs- timing belt replacement expensive required Honda maintenance the Impala simply doesn't need!-All within 100K miles of ownership which was 100% ridiculous if you ask me! Not to mention the clunky/crunchy (don't ask!) transmission from new and what can only be described as "cheap leather" used on the seats due to major cracking despite being only 9 yeas old and being conditioned just as often as the Impala's seats were, which have not cracked being 4 years older.. Yeah the Honda Accord was a real winner... Sure wish we would have just bought two Impalas and saved quite a bit of money on maintenance alone (approximate 5-6 grand of maintenance the Impala never needed to date comparatively), AND even more $$ considering the Honda was also around 14 grand more then the Impala was new...Yes the Honda sold for more then the Impala is worth, but certainly not anywhere near that $14K more! (try a quarter of that).

By far the most reliable car I've owned. I bought it new in the summer of 2003. People are amazed at the fact that it has so many miles, yet runs smoothly and quietly and gets 25mpg. The car has never had any engine work. And I don't baby it when driving. I do however change the oil regularly -- every 3,000 miles.

My wife and I were approved for a $6,000 auto loan and went shopping around. After hours of disappointment God led us to Brian Gifford who baptized me in 2005 and sold us a Great car that was actually 7,000 but was still able to make it work with our banker. Great guy great company and a for real car salesman you can trust!

I got my first oil change at Gene Messer Chevrolet for my 2023 Trailblazer and it was a wonderful experience!

Excellent service, fast and friendly, l will definitely be back on my next purchase, Mark was easy going and no hidden cost, very good experience

Many times what's on their website is not on their lot, either sold OR not yet back from auction. Very frustrating. We have purchased a couple of used cars from there though which lasted years!

Jake Bozzo was our salesman. Awesome guy. Easy to talk to. We had no problems. Found my wife the perfect vehicle. It wasn't even listed yet. Happy wife happy life.