Characteristics of Chevrolet Impala

Chevrolet Impala (Chevrolet Impala) is a medium-sized sedan from Chevrolet, the last generation of which debuted by 2006. For the first time, the model with this name appeared in 1958, and by 1959 became the bestseller of the brand. By 1965 sales amounted to more than one million, which is a record for a model with one name. In 1994, Impala was revived as an extreme version of Caprice Classic (Classic Karps), and by 2000 appeared as an independent model. The advanced OnStar Communication System is standard for this model. Chevrolet Impala SS (Chevrolet Impala SS) 1996 was offered in a single performance, for the security of which was answered: front airbags, ABS, protection ram protection from side shocks and locks with children's protection. In the cabin it was possible to see the gear lever, an analog speedometer and a tachometer, covered with the skin of the seat and the steering wheel and the center console throughout the cabin with cup holders. Outside the model was distinguished by special alloy discs and spoiler. The base bundle contained 6-range electrically regulators of the driver's armchair, power windows, central locking and cruise control. The list of optional equipment included the front passenger seats electrically regulating and the access system without a key.