Overview & Reviews
Changes are few on the 2007 Chevrolet Impala. The 3900 V6 adopts Active Fuel Management cylinder-deactivation technology, and a non-E85 version of the 3500 V6 becomes standard for California-level emissions states.
- Powerful and efficient engine choices, can seat up to six, high crash test scores, handsome styling inside and out.
User Reviews:
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Not very reliable - 2007 Chevrolet Impala
By Steve B - July 22 - 8:20 pmHave been stranded twice with this vehicle. In both instances it was the security system that failed. It wouldnt allow the engine to start. Upon replacing the failed security system electronics, other electronics controlling the anti-lock brakes and tire pressure monitor subsequntly failed. Have problems with the front passengers side suspension (rattles) that are still not resolved. Vehicle was at the dealer for repairs to the suspension issue when it was discovered that the steering rack and axles needed replacement (this occurred at around 12,000 miles). Mileage when using E-85 falls by about 35% but vehicle operates fine with this fuel. Average vehicle, nothing special
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Is this it for Chevy? - 2007 Chevrolet Impala
By RCS - November 24 - 7:10 amThe driving experience is great when the car functions properly. Ownership of vehicle is embarrasing, because I am often on the side of the road while passerbys yell slanderous remarks because my 07 SS Impala is in the middle of the road dead. It is in the dealership as I write this. It has had two hard failures.The mileage on the car is 787 miles.
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Needs some tweaking, but could be awesome! - 2007 Chevrolet Impala
By teresab - May 6 - 1:30 pmExpected better mileage on the highway. Window sticker shows 27, not even getting 20 as of right now. Engine wants to stall at stop lights with air on max. Water gets inside door frame when washing car, have to dry out inside of door frame. Sometimes theres lifter or valve rattling. Too much power for a front wheel drive vehicle, can get away on you if not careful.
