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- The legendary Chevrolet Impala lives on in 2020. Could this be the last year? Check out what has changed between the 2019 and 2020 model years. This nameplate has been around since 1958 and we question if it will stay.
This particular Chevy Impala is available at Spitzer Chevrolet in Amherst Ohio. If you are interested in this vehicle or any of our other inventory please contact me at 440-212-5348 or by emailing Jsolanics@Spitzer.com. Below will be a link to see our inventory.
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My 2016 looks exactly like that, but mine has tints all around though. After 4 years and 75k miles, I’m still happy with my purchase. You take care of your car, and your car takes care of you.
That is so true!
Believe it or not, I have a 2014 I bought brand new in Sept. 2013 and only have 25K on it. But I have my job and everywhere else I need to go within just a couple miles of where I live so most of the time I'll only drive it like some 5 or 6 miles a day.
Andrew Alvarez mine has 130k still going strong, a check engine light came on it was the catalytic converter, luckily it was still under warranty :)
My 2015 Impala LS 4cyl has 137k and still the original engine/transmission (dealer maintained by the owners manual), drives like a new car but I do need front struts now and my check engine light is on ($100 sensor), but runs fine and everything in it still works. My grandad has a 2014 Impala LT V6 (same bodystyle) with about 50k miles (more than most 86 year old's would have lol) and of course still drives as good as mine but faster lol. Love these underrated Chevy's, especially since my grandad helped build them from the 1950's-1980's. I'll trade mine in late this year for a 2020 Impala Premier (I want the V6 and push-button start) if the price is right and keep it until cars fly.
Yeah my ‘16 just got to 55k and still feels like a new car. Next to a 2020 there’s no virtual difference. No reason to need another car anytime soon. I’ve been so happy with it. Only regret is not looking for a sunroof and the push button start. Hopefully, they aggressively restyle the impala and bring it back after a few years.
Keep this car and advertise it! It’s a quality car and reliable.
Brian C- General Motors is stopping production on the Impala. It's done.
@@maryjeanjones7569 good
I just love this car... I want one!!! 😍❤🙏🏽😇
Me too, bro. I'll enjoy my Taurus for now.
Hate that everything is leaning towards SUV's - a standard sedan is so much nicer to drive and handles better and is statistically safer too!
Noooo if i crash in to your impala with my suburban your car is more fk broke than my bloody suburban
And a SUV of pick up is so much nicer
I bought my 2014 2LT demo (>7000 miles) in Nov/2013. I have close to 90k miles and other than a recent full brake job and a future battery replacement, I’ve no problems with this car. Reliable and great in the snow.
5 of my coworkers bought Impales because of me.
Wish they made an ss
The Chevy could have done a whole lot more you are totally right they should have came out with an ss
I will miss these cars. I just bought a 2016 LTZ in July 2019 that looks just like this one, except it has 20" wheels. It now has 31,600 miles (had 29,000 when I bought it).
Drove this one on rental. loved it, smooth yet powerful
i wish chevy doesn’t stop this car same like caprice ...
That's a sharp family car, and cruising down the Hwy at 60 mph gets decent gas mileage. Almost forgot to mention it's Roomy.
Yes. especially today in full tyranny of SUVs
Have to say that I love the Impala! I grew up with them in my family, my mom and dad always had two cars and one of them was always an Impala. I got a 2012 in 2015 and I love it, 300hp, sunroof, rear spoiler and aluminum rims. It's a tuff little car and has everything I need on it. The next car I get is going to be this new body style Impala, hopefully the 2020!
I hope it's here to stay. Just got the 2019 and it's awesome. It's definitely a sleeper.
Nice!
Kevin Shackelford- Enjoy it because General Motors is stopping production on the Impala. It's done.
People keep saying that they should have made it V8 and rear wheel drive.... If you all know anything Chevrolet did make a V8 rear wheel drive sedan... Called the SS. Made the years of 14-17' ... no one bought it. They also did a sorry job of promoting it.
Plenty of used ones for sale.
I was wondering why they never promoted the ss. Probably because it was just renamed and re badged
@@chriswilliams9734 true. It was just an obligation to Holden. Moved some units over here to the U.S. then they started the process of shutting down Holden. They should have just called it Chevelle or Nova.
No one bought it because Chevy didn't promote it, Chevy didn't promote it because GM didn't want you to buy one. GM wanted you to get the v8 Camaro with lots of over priced accessories if you want performance or a Cadillac/Buick if you thought you were fancy because GM makes more money off those vehicles.
@@cheesefries7436 it was just to fulfill an obligation to Holden that's the only reason why they brought the car over to the US.
Marketing wasn't the problem. People just don't want to pay the price for them. MOPAR people will pay for the chargers. Chevy people don't seem to be interested in a sedan... they talk the shit but go buy a Camaro.
You forgot to mention the heated steering wheel.
I noticed the button because I have a 2017 Premier.
FYI,the last Impala off the line was March 2020 it was a Premiere in cherry red. The plant where they were manufactured is now making the electric Hummers. I got an LT1LT in black in late August 2020. Drove it to Hilton Head,Savanna,then Jacksonville in September got 30 mpg . Love this car,traded a 2017 Silverado double cab Alstar 4x4 ,don’t miss it a bit..
I actually have an impala for this week. This is now my 3rd one one driven and all 3 have been great. Such a smooth ride.
I love my 2015 Impala. A few minor changes and it looks really good. I'd actually buy another one. I have over 90K miles with only a few repairs to it so far.
Very nice ride. If you are considering replacing your 2015 you better start looking soon since they will no longer be made starting in February.
@@ChevyCLE gotcha! Thank you.
Yes but how about no repairs lol
@@Kellyyy44 if only I could be someone lucky. I did a wheel bearing and sensor replaced on warranty so I can't complain. Just did front brakes myself so I've been lucky.
@@FadeToBlackLLC not bad at all!!! I hope you get many more years out of her!!!
This was my favorite car to drive when I worked at hertz back in 2014. I only want this car, to this day! #TeamImpala!
The 96 Impala was the best
Avi Spinx Upside down bath tub with wheels.
Yeah it was and they still looking good
Avi Spinx 1970
I feel the same way about my 95 they are the best v8 rear wheel drive plenty of room full trunk shorter and wider 94,95&96 there is none better
Im planning on getting a 1996 used SS. But will get a 2019 from Enterprise for sure.
I have a 2006 impala lt with the optional 3.9lt. It has 170000 miles on it and has been the most reliable car ive ever owned!!!! I recently gave it to my daughter and still reliable so far!
I rented this car once and I fell in love with it I think I’m gonna buy it
Get on it soon! They are discontinued as of February
same reason I bought mine! got it as a rental once and fell in love with it. ended up buying a new 2018 premier. love it
@@mobeezy81 I bought a 2020 ltz it’s the best car I bought for it’s price
I have an exact copy, sans sun roof, navigation. It is the same! I have 65k miles, and it is a perfect car, not one problem. I drove to Las Vegas at 75mph on cruise an got 32.5 MPG..amazing! I drive with a heavy foot in the city and generally get 20-21 MPG...the tires lasted 60k...
One of my favorite sedans period !!
I love the new Chevy Impala and I will be getting one soon.
I got the last 2020 premier at my local dealership without the convenience package. I love it . They only had 1 black left . Really didn’t want black but it’s growing on me. Purchased August 2020 ❤️💜
Love this car!
Picking mine up in 2 weeks. So excited. Looks just like this 😍
I love it so much ❤
It’s still holding up 😃
Im debating between a impala premier, maxima platinum or a camry xse
I love this car … wish I have one
love this car
I have an 06 Impala with just over 200,000km (124k miles for all you Americans) and the thing is amazing. If I ever replace it I gotta go with a new one
Bought a '15 2LT last June. What a powerful, smooth car full of features. Show the stash box to your friends or dates, always gets a kick out of people. You can really command the road in this car, it's nuts. Never go for the I4 Impala IMO.
I call it the the dope dealer box, lol (when you press the button and the screen raises).
I have an 07 Impala and I refuse to sell it.. the Chevy Impala is an American Legend...
I have a 17 Impala. Yes it has the 2.5L 4cyl. I think it still has great power. I love that it gets 30 plus mpg. Mine is metallic pepperdust which is a bronze like color that sparkles in the sunshine.
40K miles without a single problem. I couldn't say that about other new cars I've had.
Very nice!
I too have the 4 cylinder, 2017 in ice metallic, this premier is just way too much money. Mine was a demo car with 4200 miles. Sold for 20 k.
Mine gets 26.9 mpg, used to be 28ish. But I have the 3.5L
@@POPJack1717 3.6
I had the 4 banger 2015 impala traded it in when it had 80k miles for a truck.. and in some ways I miss the impala it was a smoother ride then my new Silverado. .. oh well .
LOVE my Red-Jewel Tintcoat 2015 Impala LTZ!! Black Leather interior....all options except the Radar-Cruise. I've also got the optional 20" rims (available only on LTZ's/Premier's). I keep mine polished pretty nice, & it NEVER sees Ethanol!!! Only Premium Top-Tier gas.
I'm from kuwait and I have impala lt 2015 with 130000 KM and it still new but i just wish Chevrolet return the RWD it will be the greatest car ever
I have an 2015 Chevrolet Impala LT that looks almost exactly like this. Since it has almost 56k miles, I wished I should have gotten a extended warranty when I got it last September. Luckily it is certified, though.
I just bought a 2019 impala i love it.
I just bought a 2019 impala in Dec Xmas present to me but there’s one thing about it I wish is the dual pipes cut out In the bumper mine goes down both of them its about 2,000 to do it I just might other than it’s fast it has 240 on the Odometer
I love my car 2015. Looks just like that one, wish i had the sun roof though I think I might have one put in need to look into it. Need the ground lights. also
Great review, thanks! I have a question about the remote/key fob. you showed that 'switchblade' looking backup key. If the fob battery died and you had to use it, how would you use it? I don't see a place to put a key on the door??
You can use the key to open the door and when inside there is a chip on the inside of the key that connects with a sensor in the car and actually starts it.
@@ChevyCLE Thanks. I'm confused though because there is no place to insert a key outside on the door?? Where would I open it? Sorry to sound dumb :(
There is a little clip on the dot handle that comes off and behind that is the key hole .
@@demetriuswilliams9651 oooooh, ok thanks!
all you have to do is remove the little square piece at the right side of the outer door handle. Underneath it is a spot to insert the key. I locked my keys in my 2014 and that is how we got back into the car. Your Owner's Manual has it, that is where we found out how to unlock the car.
Looking at a 2019 as we speak for 17g. Been wanting one for awhile now. Just hoping theres no issues awaiting to happen. It has 80,000mi on it. Ive had 2 minivans in the past being disabled for over 20 yrs and have got a little under 200,000mi on each of them before i was done with em and they served me well before succumbing to corrosion etc by being here up on Cape Cod.
They ended up getting rid of it as we all know by now. It’s still a great car in my opinion. I’m looking to trade my 2016 Impala in for the 2020 premier.
YESSSS!
I love this car
i have a 2014 ltz fully fully loaded beautiful car beautiful ride
Very nice!
Exact same as my 2014 impala ltz, but my LTZ has more options..
Nice!
I just wrote the samething. I have the 2014 LT with the sunroof and the 2020 is not much diffrent from what I already have.
If this one has more options, then it's not exactly like your 2014 LTZ.
J High any impala after 2014 has been stripped of options so the 2014 LTZ is the only fully loaded impala ijs
Very good !
Wish you did more info on the engine. What size engine is standard with that model? I know the 2.5 was not enough power for that size car.
2.5L was standard for the 2019 models. No longer made for 2020.
Same engine as my '14 ltz, the 3.6 V6 @305 hp. My wife claims she loves the acceleration from a stop light, she can confidently pull ahead and cut someone off. My experience is it's no race car, but an excellent cruiser. This car eats the miles on a road trip, rides a little stiff but comfortable. I set the cruise on 75 because the car will creep up to 90 and it feels just as competent. A trip from Indy to Disney I was able to get 32mpg running the AC the whole time.
Didn't realize I liked the car this much. I've had a Cadillac CTS, Buick Reagle, Bonneville SSEi, Infinity g35x, and this is the only car I want a second copy.
We're living through the biggest evolution in the industry since the institution of the assembly line and maybe the First Arab Oil Embargo in '73.
Man this shit beautiful
I have a 2008 Impala LT with 3.9L currently with 95k miles I;ll drive until one of us dies.
Thanks
Cool looking vehicle
I agree!
For anyone looking into a modern impala, always go for the V6 not the I4. Thank me later.
aftershock604 I’m currently gearing up to purchase one soon. Can u go lore in depth why not?
@@BurstZG Well. I own a 2015 V6 (2LT) and it's plenty powerful enough but not blow everyone off the road powerful. I couldn't imagine taking down the power even by a quarter. You'll have to trust me on this. Test drive them both if you can.
aftershock604 for sure. Thanks for the heads up
I had a 2018 LS....was in a car accident totaled completely out...miss my Impala
slick67cuda not at all I have no reason to lie about that
slick67cuda oh ok
Lol comedy
Sorry about your repo
Well if they update it and advertise it it won’t die.
Did they learn from all the mechanical and electrical problems impalas tend to be plagued with in the 2020?
I have a 2014 Chevy Impala 2LT, and yes it still looks the same as the 2020; however there are some extras as this is the Premier model. I am so happy that GM got rid of that 2.5 litre sewing machine engine. I really like the 3.6 litre as it has awesome passing abilities, as I seldom ever pass anyone but everyone passes me as I always have it on cruise control at 80 km/h. Oh yes, I am from Ontario, Canada. I do however, would like to let people know that I have owned a 2005, 2013, and my present 2014 Impala and the 2005 and 2014 both will smoke the tires at 80 kms/h if you punch it, I Love the Power!! There are some small annoyances that my Impala has developed, sch as a squeak in the steering wheel under that horn cover, and now after being to my GM garage, I have been notified that the Transmission Cooler lines are both leaking and to have them both changed, not sure why the connections cannot be tightened but anyway, and this is going to be a $400 touch, ouch!! Other than those issues, I truely LOVE MY 2014 CHEVY IMPALA!!
Chevy CLE, The 2020 Impala looks nice but the steering wheel I have to give it a zonk they could of done a better design with a the steering wheel also I like more the original Impala emblem flags I don't know why they stop using it but any way Thank You for posting.
The steering wheel in my 2018 malibu looks better. It's something I could get used to though. This car is just beautiful and I wouldn't let the look of the steering wheel ruin it.
@@chriswilliams9734, I hear you.
I live in Alaska, all wheel drive cars lead the way in sales here as well as four wheel drive. Half the country experiences snowy and wintery weather. Maybe Chevy should offer the Impala in an AWD as well as two wheel drive?
They should offer it in AWD but unfortunately production ends next month.
Az Always big Thanks 🙏🏻 for letting Us feel we r close to our beloved Brand CHEVROLET
Only considering the 2020 because I need a newer model for work but my 2012 still runs after 165,000 miles. May gift it to my nephew.
What a car!
I have 2014 impala with 93000 and just put that on it but sense emission is a problem put a twin turbo 6 sense caddy has the v8 blackwing and to add the alpha 2 frame 🤔😎
Chevy did announce that the Impala was on the to be discontinued list, along with the Camaro and Cruze and possibly another model quite a while back. I haven't seen anything to the contrary. This is a huge shame as the 2015 Impala (the first of this generation) is one of the highest-rated cars in Consumer Reports recent memory. They liked everything about this car, ride, handling, comfort, it's quietness, the drive train and it's a perfect family car with a long drive comfort and driving pleasure.
Of course, the end of the Camaro is really a shame and Chevrolets terrible marketing, refusal to produce a V8 model that is affordable, unlike the SS and ZL1 models. Then they came out with the 2018 redesign with that awful front fascia that drove customers out of the showrooms at a time when sales were already dropping. For 2020, they have finally produced the long need affordable basic model with their 455HP SS V8 that many customers wanted for years. This is the LT1. Likely this is too late to save the car.
I heard the Camero and Cruise were the Only cars they were still gonna produce, aling with the SYVs and Siverados. Go Figure. I see MORE Impalas on the road than anything. Go Figure 🤔😢. Love me some Impala 😍🤗😚🚘🚔
HEIDI FISHER Actually, Cruze and Malibu were also on the chopping block. The Cruz is a poorly made car, anyway. Time will tell what we are left with. Did you mean to say SUVs? Silverado absolutely won't be cut. That would kill GM. They sell around 750k of them and they are the twins, essentially. Between the two trucks, they nearly sell as many units as ford sells F150s. 😅
@@ronlheureux7623 🤤😲, This is Horrible! Chevy WAS All About, Impalas, Cameros and Silverados!😢
@@heidifisher7693 Silverado is their bread and butter vehicle. Not to worry. As far as the Imapala and Camaro go, I'm right there with you, my friend. Unfortunately, sales numbers are the deciding factor here. Sedans aren't selling and with the Camaro, Chevy has made some big mistakes with engine options, poor styling judgment at times and ZERO advertising. I'm hoping against hope the LT1 will draw a new crowd into dealerships. It's likely too little too late. I also think that while I have no problem with the visibility, a solution should have been worth the expense of retooling would have been money well spent in the long run. I'm not talking about starting from scratch, just raising the roofline strategically enough to satisfy more potential buyers. Mustang ate Camaro's lunch, even though Camaro was in many people's opinions a better handling car that drives much more effortlessly. Not saying that Mustangs are bad cars. Who came along with IRS first and only for a number of years. Who builds the LS engines that are bullet- proof and the first choice for custom and performance car builders? Chevy.
I have a 2019 Blue Velvet Metallic Premiere Impala, and I honestly can’t tell like any real differences at all. Or is it just me? Don’t get me wrong.... I absolutely love my car and this model....just saying.
There isn't many differences. Just a lot taken away. Unfortunately production stops in February.
I love my 15 Impala too.
I love the Chevy Impala Ltz premier midnight edition I heard they stop making them cars if true I hope they will bring them back that one looks comfortable an ready for the road
Una excelente auto
I watched this video to see if I wanted to upgrade from my 2014 LT and I'm not impressed at all because they really didnt change much from the 2014 model. I see very few differences and those are heated seats and steering wheel, wireless phone charging, and a double sunroof. Oh, and memory seats. EVERYTHING else I already have in 2014 impala and they made no changes to the body and the interior looks the same as what I already have. It's not worth $40,000. I'll just get the Silverado that I've been looking at.
Two years ago was supposed to be the final year.
I got the 2014 2LZ, I see no major difference between the two.
If there is a god it will be the last one. I agree that the last true impala was the 96. Make a rear wheel drive like you did with the caprice
Looks like my 2017 Premier...
shame that GM never produced this beauty here in Brazil.
I have read that 2020 is the last year for the Impala. I believe production ends in March or April. The Malibu will be the only Chevrolet passenger car remaining.
I hope the impala comes back in 2025.
Ends in Jan with the flagship Caddie. GM gave them both a stay of execution from last March.
Just test drove one, wife totaled Malibu... this car drives great that V6 is awesome. A shame if they take this away from us.
They already have. Production stopped in Febuary.
@@ChevyCLE are they replacing it with anything? That leaves the Malibu and equinox that's actually affordable/practical...
@@ryankklein That I do not know yet. I am assuming something will come with that in the future.
Sad to see the Impala go as American brands, unable to compete with Asian brands, throw in the towel. The first American brand car I’ve test-driven in 30 years was an Impala. Loved the size/shape (reminded me of Buick LaSabre, Toyota Avalon). Would have been nice if 4.3L V6, 3.0L turbo diesel, or 5.3L V8 were offered.
My 2014 LTZ looks exactly the same, but in 20% tint, its like Madden, same game year after year after year, opp, they changed engine, i want a rear wheel LS1 driven IN THIS BODY STYLE, at least..
I have a 2015 that's tinted in 20% sides and rear with 50% windshield. I love my Impala
@@FadeToBlackLLC just got another, 2017, silver, 5% tint, love it
@@FXPips11 niiice!
Is it the size of a CT6?
Not too sure on that. Pretty comparable I believe.
I heard Chevy was gonna stop making Impalas. hope not. mom n dad cane here from Germany in 1951. Dad got a job at GM. First car he bought was a 55 Chevy, baby blue. the year I was born.( He had something b4 that, just don't remember what it was). anyway, next car was a 66 Impala. He always bought a new one every 10 yrs, cause he took care if his baby's. We were a Chevy Family. Chevy paid the bills and put food on the table. Now, there's a 2005 Impala in my driveway. Runs Great. cause I take care of my Baby. Always A Chevy Girl💙💚💛💜❤💖
Make a rear wheel drive and redesigned body model.
My 2015 V6 gets 33 mpg highway. It would not do that if rear wheel drive.
@@oldarkie3880 why not
They need to make an impala supersport to compete with the hell cat charger, just like the Camaro exorcist vs the Dodge Demon
They did... the Chevy SS. But they didn't market it well.
Es hermoso
Literally no dealer around me has this car, sucks because I want one lol
Where you located? I have a couple left.
Arkansas
Im going to miss the impala if it goes away.
Andy's Shop agreed!
I hear ya.
Like a lot of American brand cars (Crown Vic, Imperial/New Yorker, Caprice), they seem to have surrendered the car market to the Asain Brands. I would buy one, but don’t care for the 3.6L engine. You would think a company as large as GM would have “deep pockets” and could create a fleet car division - think early 90’s Roadmasters & Impala’s - full size, decent engine, production run 10 years w/ minor changes (interchangeable parts, engine & body). Think of how they could sweep up the limo/taxi/police car market.
I still don’t understand why they took away the midnight edition but i guess it dont matter now 😔🤷🏽♂️
I loved the Midnight edition
I don't understand why chevy doesn't make a v8 SS Impala again, something better than the 1996 SS Impala, to compete with the charger hell cat or red eye and return to RWD, I want to do donuts and burn outs like everybody else at dodge and ford. @Chevrolet @Generalmotors
I think running a naturally aspirated 3.6 is a bit backward these days, especially when 300bhp is attainable from a 2.0 turbo - not to mention more torque and 10 extra MPG
@Star Wars 2018 So would I for longevity but as nothing seems to last past 8 years without major issues with anything electronic or made of plastic, may as well have a throw away engine and get few more miles per gallon in the meantime
GM ruined the sales of the New Style Impala by making it too expensive for the average Joe to buy one. Impala wasn't originally built to be an expensive luxury car. I wanted a new Impala but too expensive for me. I still have a 2005 and a 2009 Impala. Both dark blue V6s. I hope they'll bring itty back and lower the cost so more families can have one. Impala needs to be the middle of the road cost around $28,000 to start.
Haven’t been keeping up with this cars models but wasn’t it a muscle car in 67?
Yes, yes it was. Rwd and tons of hp. Still has a decent amount of hp today, but it's no longer rwd and the v8 options are rare. The Impala was revamped in the early 2000s as a more "family friendly" sedan. It's basically been a glorified Lumina since then, which is sad.
I have a 2006 Chevrolet Malibu. 122,000 miles and has always run like a champ with few repairs. I will keep it until it starts to nickel and diming me. It's hard for me to believe anyone wants to buy an ugly SUV! I'm thinking it must be the wife. I do not have one.
Chevy CLE, They need to come up with a better steering wheel design for the 2020 Impala.
This has been the same since 2014. They have now officially discontinued the Impala. 2020 being the last model year.
Picked up a 2019 V6 loaded LT in Pepperdust. Only thing I don't have is cooled seats, a joke, Sunroof and memory seats. The chrome on the sides will fall off like my 1996 Buick Ultra did. The chrome mirror caps look silly too. I plan on keeping mine for a looong time. Pepper dust is a forgiving color, looks clean & needs a bath every 2.5 months. In certain light looks grey, sunlight tan.
Are they still making the 2LT models, not 2LTZ...but 2LT.
If you ask me, The Impala looks the same as it did when the new body style premiered back in 2014.
You are correct with that. They have not remodeled the vehicle.
@@ChevyCLE so is they going keep it or scape it
Yeah I'm ready for Chevy Impala change this body style... Nothing wrong with this style is still nice but time for a upgrade Chevrolet.
Looks identical to my 2016 LTZ. Don't see any differences. Love the car though
Not much has changed!
My 2016 LTZ Impala has more features on it ??
My only problem with it is the ugly steering wheel..