Chevrolet Impala Usados en Venta en Ridgway, PA

I feel as if my vehicle runs great for having almost two hundred thousand miles on it. I paid six hundred dollars for my Chevrolet Impala and have had to put around five hundred dollars of work into it. Since repairing some minor issues my car has driven fine. The last issue with my Chevrolet Impala is the rusted rocker panels, which occurred from salty snow covered roads. A minor rattling also occurs from time to time, but I have been told it's just a loose piece that will cause no harm to the overall car and its performance. I bought my 2006 Chevrolet impala with 170,000 miles on it. I have owned the vehicle for two years now and am almost to 200,000 miles. The car is running with no issues. The build other than the rocker panels is great. The only issue with the rocker panels is rust from living in an area with frequent snow and salt-covered roads. I take my car camping and often drive on dirt roads. I never have issues getting to my destination. The trunk of the car is spacious and holds all of my hiking and climbing gear such as boots, backpacks, rope, trekking poles, headlamp, water bottles, food, first aid kit, tent, etc. Overall, I am satisfied with the way my vehicle runs, handles terrain, and fits all of gear.

The 2014 Chevy Impala LTZ is not just a family car, it is a classy, family car!. The quality of car you get for your money is an incredible plus. The interior of the car is spacious. The two-tone leather is certainly an eye catcher! Another thing that I love about the Impala LTZ is, although it does sit low to the ground, the ride is smooth. You do not feel every bump in the road. The dual heating and air conditioning works out great because, I like it cold, but, my husband likes it hot. The remote start option is a bonus too. And, I use the Bluetooth option every single day. The downside to the Impala LTZ is, it seems, that I am refueling more than I do with my other cars. The brakes also seem to need changed more than I would like but, I can not honestly say that is a problem with the Impala LTZ, that just may be because of the way I drive.