Overview & Reviews
The 2014 Chevrolet Impala is fully redesigned.
- Excellent highway ride
- Refined interior
- Bold new style
- Ample convenience features and safety technology
- Plenty of rear-seat room.
User Reviews:
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Greart car - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By Jeff - December 5 - 7:20 amThis is my second Impala, I had a 2011 Ls ,now a 2014 Lt Limited and I love it
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Impressive Impala - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By MJB - October 16 - 6:00 pmEngine and Power: The 3.6L V-6. Does the 1/4 mile in times equaling early Muscle Cars. Well worth the price to upgrade here. The car has surprising acceleration. You will have to be careful when pressing too firmly, as the car will go now. Handling: Changing lanes is quick and effortless. Passing is smooth and the car downshifts quickly and results in a pleasant rumble from the V-6. The Firestone Firehawk Wide Oval GTs do not like to hookup in the wet or snow. Had a flat on one front tire and opted to replace the front 2 tires with Firestone Firehawk Wide Oval All Seasons provided much better traction. Appointments LTZ has all the bells and whistles, however the cost for the options, in my opinion make stepping up, extremely expensive. 2LT is very nicely appointed. Peculiar that you can still get the 4 cyl engine if you get the 1LTZ. Front seats are supportive with great adjustability with the electronic controls on the left side of the seat. Exceptional roominess in the back seats. Some cars will seat 4, this cars will seat 4 taller adults without cramping anyone. In fact, this seats 5 in the way that a Ford Fusion seats 4. Instrumentation: Dash pad cover is aesthetically pleasing, very similar to the Buick Lacrosse. Instrumentation is very complete, with the ability to pick and choose what you want displayed. Steering wheel controls allow you to make calls via Bluetooth, change radio stations, adjust the volume of the radio, and use the cruise control. A very firm feeling car that has excellent power, massive amounts of cabin space, good handling, comfortable and quite ride. If you didnt know you were in a Chevy, you would think you were in a luxury import. Mileage is very good. Combined 27.8 MPG during the 38,000 miles that I have had it. Strait highway mileage is around 33.5 for me at 65-70 mpg, speeds over that mileage drops off. Rolls very smoothly when going downhill.
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Love my car impala 2014 ltz/ 2lz - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By n/a - October 12 - 5:41 amI have 8 months with my 2014 Impala LTZ / 2LZm super happy though with 3 children and they will all use carseat very comfortable this car is the best Ive had is very comfortable and very economical on gas and what I like This style is beautiful!
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really nice car - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By Phil T - July 22 - 12:35 pmI bought the base LS model for styling and price. You get more than expected and I can only nit-pick for anything negative. Mostly I dislike the tiny temperature display on the radio-need glasses to read it. And the radio seems to be created for computer geeks and technology experts. Too complex. Needed to return to dealer just to set FM stations and learn sequence of control settings. But this car is the best of 32 or 33 I have ever owned.
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Impala navigation - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By Dean Sellers - March 6 - 10:02 amGMs latest navigation system: Routing "Style" provides for "Fastest", "Ecco Route" and "Shortest Route". Fastest this directs to 4 lane roads, freeways / interstate roads regardless of longer distances. Shortest this directs you over unsurfaced roads. Ecco this does pretty effective routing. There is no option to "Avoid unsurfaced roads.
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More Than I Expected.... - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By warm2855 - October 24 - 1:45 pmIts rare when you buy something and its better than you expect....but thats just what my 2014 Chevy Impala 2LTZ delivered....quiet on the road, 29 mpg, great Bose stereo, enough power on the freeway (a little short on acceleration but not much...wish they had a v8 up front)....in short, this car, over 18000 miles, has been a pleasure to drive and service at my dealer has been great....very, very happy with this car...and I used to own the big Mercedes and BMWs...while this car isnt one of those, it is a great value....if youre looking at the German autos, add the Chevy to your shopping list.
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Full of Defects - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By dsn888 - October 13 - 1:48 pmPurchased new in April of 2014. 20" GM wheels rub during low speed turns. Two defective steering wheels - leather stitching falls apart. Electronic parking brake will not disengage resulting in smoking brakes and red hot rotors + fire hazard. Back-up camera display goes black when gear selecter placed in reverse. Collision alert system false alarms when no vehicles are in the road in front. Navigation system does not recognize voice commands and gets you lost. Has trouble finding adresses. The constant problems with electronics and wasted return trips to the dealership for repair make this a not recommend vehicle. Got rid of it at 7500 miles and 6 months use. Lost 50% Value.
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Brake noise - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By demanda1 - June 6 - 11:33 amLet me start by saying this is my 2nd 2014 Impala (someone hit & totaled my first one-it had 10k miles). I never had any issues with my first car. My new car has a constant clunking in the front passenger wheel. I took it in 3 separate times and was told it was normal. It was "backlash in the differential." It happens when you slow to about 10 mph or less, and happens every time. It is very annoying. The noise can be heard over the radio and I can feel the clunk in the brakes. I know it isnt normal because my first car didnt make that noise. They are working with GM to find out if anyone else is having the problem.
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Motor problems - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By wmailey - May 29 - 4:47 pm25000 K and cracked head replaced in the last two weeks. Whats the problem with the ABS, I havent heard anything about it. Should I be scared driving it? NOT HAPPY
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mirror trim keeps falling off - 2014 Chevrolet Impala
By browzer - April 13 - 8:24 amOk - this is admittedly a weird problem. The exterior forward facing chrome-colored plastic mirror trim has disappeared twice from the passenger side of my 2014 Impala. There is absolutely no damage to the remaining mirror so Im pretty sure nothing hit it. I think it just fell off by itself. anyone else experience this?
