Is Impala a good car?

Yes, the 2020 Impala is a great vehicle that does most things well, inside the cabin and on the road. A cushioned ride and comfortably spacious cabin plus features like an easy to use infotainment system help catapult this Chevy near the top of our used large car rankings.

Are Impalas safe cars?

Chevy Impala: NHTSA Ratings The Chevy Impala earned the top score of a 5-Star Overall Safety Rating.

How long do Chevy Impalas last?

Here is the short answer to how long Chevrolet Impala lasts? Given proper maintenance, a new Chevrolet Impala should last up to 150,000-200,000 miles. Based on this, we estimate a Chevy Impala can spend upwards of sixteen years on the road with minimal repairs in between.

Why was the Impala discontinued?

The Detroit/Hamtramck plant was retooled to produce electric vehicles. Other things that led to the Impala’s end beyond its terrible sales (just 44,978 in 2019, down from 311,128 just 12 years earlier in 2007), were its lackluster and poor design, and the harsh reviews it received from critics.

How many miles can an impala last?

Treated well, the average Chevrolet Impala can last 150,000 miles easily. However, reports from owners suggest you can get more miles from an Impala — up to 200,000 miles or more. You may need to replace key components like the water pump, transmission, and timing chain at 150,000 miles.

Is Chevy better than Nissan?

Comparing long-term reliability, Nissan is also your best choice. In the 2018 Consumer Reports Car Brands Reliability survey, Nissan shot up two spots from 2016 to take the 11th slot. Chevrolet dropped down three slots to 18th.

Are Chevys better than Toyotas?

In the 2017 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability awards, more Toyota models were awarded than any other brand. Overall, Toyota received a 5/5 Dependability rating. Chevy received a score of only 3/5.