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80% of consumers (8 of 10) said they would recommend this vehicle to a friend.
by Mary G. from Worth | July 30, 2020
My 2020 Impala only has 1,300 miles on it so it is too soon to make any claims about term durability and reliability. The car has a smooth ride, it steers easily, and there is not much road noise. My Impala does have quick acceleration too. A major disappointment: there is not a factory installed cd player when I have several cds. There are blind spots because of the roof studs where an oncoming vehicle can be out of sight for a fraction of a second, enough time to cause an accident if I do not look carefully.
by Neal from Tinley Park | July 22, 2020
Vehicle is very nice looking, performs well, LT package is great. Comfortable ride, quiet ride and handling very good. I wish GM would change their mind on stopping production of the Impala
by Yankee fan from Worth, Illinois | May 08, 2020
I bought a 2020 Impala. Since I have driven the car for only three days, I am sure there are a few good and bad points I have yet to notice. There is plenty of leg room in the front and the back and the trunk is very large. The power steering provides a huge assist, there very little sway for passengers when making turns, and the ride is also very smooth. Two flaws I have noticed are a lack of head room for taller owners when getting into the car and getting out of the car. To my utter disappointment, the Impala does not have a factory installed CD player. The CD player will eventually become extinct, but there are many buyers who have a large CD collection, especially among the older buyers who tend to buy the car. What a terrible shame!
The 2020 Chevrolet Impala is a full-size family sedan with an eight-inch multimedia touchscreen and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto compatibility.
Two trims are available: LT and Premier.
Powering the Impala is a standard 305-hp, 3.6-liter V-6 mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. Fuel economy is an EPA-estimated rating of 19/28 mpg city/highway.
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