I like the fuel economy considering the size of the car. I also like the trunk space. The car handles very well. It would be a little better if it had more options. Overall, great reliable vehicle with low miles.

I just purchased my new Impala and it was exactly what I was looking for. Its roomy, fuel efficient, and has many of the bells and whistles many of us have come to expect. It is a true "family" car. I have seen other reviews that ding the Impala for not being the most modern or having the most powerful engine lineup. I have driven the Avalon and Taurus and they are nice cars. Of coarse they are more expensive also. If you are looking for perfomace, then you need to look elsewhere. If you are looking for reliablity and comfort with plenty of room, the Impala can't be beat.

This vehicle is a good American made vehicle that gets good mileage, handles well and its ride is close to that of a fancy Cadilliac. Back seats could use a little more leg room, but that is not why I bought it.

The 3.9 is OK for v-6, quiet for overhead valve engines. handling much better than '02 was. Braking excellent. Electronic throttle lag is aggravating. Of course you can't beat the Impala for interior room. Best road car for extended driving periods.Good bucket seat back support. Of course the "experts" always rag Chevrolet about their interiors but I fail to see any difference between GM plastic and Ford or Chyrsler plastic.

I bought this car after having a 2003 Cadillac STS. It is not the same car, of course, but for the price it is a pretty good substitute. I have the LT version and it's fun to drive and gets much better gas mileage than the Caddy.