1975 Chevrolet Impala Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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The 1975 Impala was not among the more popular versions of the car: the 176,376 sold was the lowest amount in the Impala's history.

The Landau trim was introduced in 1975, but to little fanfare; fewer than 2500 of the Landaus were sold that year.

The base engine was a 350-ci V8 rated at 145 horsepower, while optional engines ranged to a 454-ci V8 rated at 235 horsepower.

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by Anonymous
Apr 03, 2015
I loved the simplistic mechanical nature of these mid-70's GM products. It runs and drives like a new car really. No bells and whistles to break down, just good old fashioned GM reliability. Very big and safe car to drive around in. Apr 03, 2015
by Jan O
Sep 19, 2009
Delivered with a 400 cui I guess it was a nice car as long as it lasted. Modified with a 454 LS6 it was just too much, top speed was insane. Easier to handle with a 350 cui so a swap was made. Medium reliable daily driver but very roomy and a nice appearance. Not that much fun but one of the last real chevys.Sep 19, 2009
by Rob C
Jan 14, 2009
A true tank! You would not want to be in my way. Had power windows, AM/FM, AC and Rear Defogger. Rare options in a 1975 car. All original with 97,000 original miles when I purchased it. Reminded me of my dad's '74.Jan 14, 2009

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