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Check out this recap of the LOWRIDER x Quaker State '68 Impala build from start all the way to its unveiling at the 2019 SEMA Show.

Say what you want about the 1965 Impala, but you can't deny it was a fantastic car. I'm not the one saying it, as the sales numbers serve as confirmation that this Impala iteration was king in the ...

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The Impala was king in the automotive space in 1965, thanks to incredible sales. Chevrolet sold over 1 million units throughout the year, turning its full-size sensation into a car that the entire ...

Just purchased Impala lt 3.6. Only a couple months driving. Price point the best, 27500 for lt sunroof 3.6 engine. Buy during sale times. Big car ride, nice power, reliability rates well in reviews.

Don't fret over the old "is the Impala a real muscle car?" quandary ... which is in striking distance of a '68 Ferrari 206.

This car is super comfortable for the driver and front passenger. The comfort for the rear passenger isn't the best. Cargo space is surprisingly decent for a sports car.

I usually buy and prefer Ford and I've owned many cars, but this Impala is overall the best car I've owned and it's a pleasure to drive and easy and affordable to maintain.

The Impala has a broad appeal for sedan buyers, thanks to a roomy interior, comfortable ride and a choice of several packages to vary the car's driving character that can range from sedate to sporty.

Years ago, we associated the coupe body style primarily with two-door cars that were among the sportiest on the market. Muscle cars like the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, and Dodge Challenger ...

I am 68 years old, do not own any real estate or an automobile, I am divorced and have two adult children. I am on Social Security and have approximately $750,000 invested. I continue to reinvest ...