2003 Chevrolet Impala Review

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It might be called the Impala, but this disappointing front-wheel-drive family sedan has little in common with the V8-powered rear-wheel drive models of the past. Skip it in favor of the more refined offerings from Ford, Chrysler and Toyota.

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Pros

Six-passenger seating availability, good crash test scores, torquey V6 engines.

Cons

Vague steering, soggy suspension, low-buck interior.

Available Impala Sedan Models

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Base

3.4L V6 engine
Automatic transmission
Up to 19 cty/29 hwy mpg
Side/Curtain Airbags (Optional)
Traction Control (Optional)

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LS

3.8L V6 engine
Automatic transmission
Up to 17 cty/27 hwy mpg
Traction Control

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2003 Chevrolet Impala

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What's New for 2003

There are only minor upgrades in store for the 2003 Impala. New options include a side airbag for the driver and XM Satellite Radio. Remote keyless entry is now standard and four new exterior colors are available. Both base and LS models get new wheel designs.

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