Used 2004 Chevrolet Impala 4dr Sedan (3.4L 6cyl 4A) Consumer Reviews
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Time for a new car
Bought this car from my father-in law so the price was right. At 40000 miles I had to replace the water pump. The transmission slams hard between 2nd and third. Steering makes an awful sound (poor lubrication of the intermediate shaft). Trunk freezes shut in the winter and with no handle is almost impossible to open. The security system (passlock) has malfunctioned a few times meaning the car wouldn't start. Brakes warp prematurely. On the up side, the car is comfy and rides well, but steering is vague. Decent power and fuel economy. This was one of Chevy's better cars, and shows why GM is struggling. I have owned a few cheaper imports which have been bullet proof. Time to sell!
My red Impala
This car is by far the BEST I have ever owned (Stratus,Intrepid,Corolla,Mustang)! I had waited 2 yrs to purchase an Impala and let me tell you, it was worth the wait! The drive is incredible! So smooth and quiet and the acceleration and cornering is impressive! Gas mileage is great for a larger car (22/32). The interior is full of room and trunk size is amazing. My kids and hubby (big guy!) fit perfectly and comfortably. The stereo has lots of different features (auto volume,radio data system,)and sounds fantastic! This car turns heads constantly (especially when it's clean and BRIGHT red!).
- Base SedanMSRP: $6,999219 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $4,995351 mi away
- LS SedanMSRP: $5,999486 mi away
Nice big car
I bought a base impala with a fake rag top which really sets the car off. I always get 33 mph on long trips and 23 in the city. I have a terrible back problem and this car does not hurt me on long trips. Plenty of room inside and the trunk. I was not even a bit hesitant in the purchase. The light driftwood metalic type paint job shines like day one. Love, love, love this car.
Time to fix the Impala again : (
The Chevrolet Impala, Hmm hmm hmm. Where do I start. The exterior design is boring to say the least. The interior design even more boring. The heater/AC vents have all broken on my car (Thanks GM for really putting some effort into designing this car) I bought this car used in 2007. Right after I bought it the AC broke and the water pump went out. About $500 in repairs. What else is wrong with this car that shouldn't be: The cigarette lighter went out, the rear defroster went out, the back right window stopped rolling up, I had to replace the front wheel bearing assembly. Ohh and now it makes a loud annoying squeaking sound coming straight from the serpentine belt.
3rd owner 182k miles
I bought this car for 700... These are very good cars, people ain't they are bad either don't take care of them right, abuse them or they got a lemon. This Impala is definitely not a lemon... With 182k miles l and rising, the engine runs very good has a nice mean sound to it, I test drove other Impalas they didn't sound like this one.. It has decent pick up, wish they gave the base model little more power slightly heavier than most sedans. Haven't had any serious problems yet no check engine lights. Nothing. I've floored this car about 8 times since i got it, nothing has gone wrong. At 182k miles. So people who see this, MILES DON'T ALWAYS MATTER. If u think this car doesn't have enough pickup change you're plugs and wires, oil filter, air filter. Your engine has a lot to do with your performance (of course)
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