Consistently dominating as a very recognizable and solid presence in the auto market, the Chevy Impala has a very longstanding history, dating all the way back to 1958. There is now a V6 available in the base model, and its many features were thoroughly revamped for the 2014 release. The Impala LT was then fitted with the addition of new leather seats, and the premier and LT trim levels saw the addition of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. During the 2014 refresh, the Impala really had a sense of resurrecting itself, and doing away with lines that were a bit dreary and under confines. With a now-chiseled appearance, the Impala evokes more confidence, even with its high dose of practicality.
This year's model has the bragging rights to being the best-equipped Impala ever, and there are 10 airbags installed to ensure the best in protection for all on board. Other front-running safety features such as adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, forward-collision warning, and lane-departure warning are staples of the new Impala as well, to put current technology to its highest use regarding your protection. The Impala also earned a five-star rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, who work hard daily to save lives, prevent injuries, and reduce the economic toll of road crashes.
The LT trim level is the second up the ladder, and is where you really get to experience the one-of-a-kind appeal and functionality that the new Impala offers. It is still a 4-cylinder, with the valuable addition of MyLink infotainment, cloth and leatherette upholstery, extremely comfortable power lumbar for the front passenger, Bluetooth audio and phone, dual-zone automatic climate control, and 18-inch alloy wheels. The month of March is a fantastic time to experience a test drive in the New Impala at Orielly Chevy, and check out how the Premium trim level greatly increases the comfort factor. The V6 engine becomes part of the package, and you can also obtain perforated leather-upholstered seats, heated front seats, a powered passenger seat, 19-inch wheels, rear parking sensors, and pushbutton start.
Once they were on the road and administering a thorough test drive, the Autoblog team rated the Impala as an “athletic-quality performer”, and claimed that it had an excellent balance of ride comfort with handling. Hailed for its accuracy and quickness, the belt-driven electric power steering has no sluggishness in its response, and provides a light and easy sense of handling on the road. In the balance category, the Autoblog team rated the Impala as greater than the Toyota Avalon, Hyundai Azura, and Ford Taurus.
Completing the 0-60 run in just 6.8 seconds, the V6 Impala offers up a very robust sense of power, without the grunt and flex that some of the competitors have. As spring is rapidly approaching in Tucson, paying heed to Autoblog's advice and making the decision to purchase a new Impala is sure to inspire and move you. We can guarantee many exhilarating drives in your very near feature, whether the rear seats are occupied or not!
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