2015 Chevrolet Impala

I Love driving the Impala. It is comfortable with a great sound system. It has power when you need and a quiet interior. I hate leaving my car at the end of a drive.

Have owned the 2015 Impala LTZ for nearly six months/6,500 miles. I selected the 4 cyl. engine instead of the highly-rated 6 cyl. I'm very pleased with the 4 cyl. engine and have not found it to lack in performance when needed. I'm pleased with the fuel economy achieving 27.6 MPG overall (6,372 miles using 230.9 gal.) with a high of 32.3 MPG. The Impala handles very well and is very comfortable and quiet -- exactly what I was looking for. It has most of the creature comforts (memory seating, auto climate, heated/cooled seats, nav., etc.), plus most of the high-tech safety features. Chevy hit a home run with the new Impala.

Very happy with our purchase of our car

I like the overall workmanship, the handling, and power.

I was very disappointed that the new Chevrolet SS was only available as a high-performance vehicle and VERY restricted!!

Nav system is inferior to my Google phone nav. My phone has superior 4G tech. The WiFi by the car was not as effective. It seems difficult to get out of the vehicle. Maybe I relax too much and make it difficult on myself though. Overall, this is the BEST vehicle I have ever owned.

It was known going into the purchase that the performance/sonic quality of the provided radio would not be up to my expectations. It turned out to be even lower. I was unwilling to pay for the higher-end unit from GM since that was not sonically up to my expectations as well. My intention was to replace the stock radio with a higher-end aftermarket unit (as I typically do in ALL of my cars) but have been disappointed at the complexity of interfacing required to install as well as the design decisions on how the original radio was integrated into the rest of the dash. It would be appreciated if the designers would allow those who have a serious need to enjoy high-quality audio (as high as practical in an auto) to be able to go aftermarket without impacting the overall look of the dash. Additionally, the transmission shifts too quickly into the higher gears (I understand it is to improve mileage), but the shift mount toggle switch to manually step thru the gears is very tough/awkward to use. Paddle shifters on the column would improve this experience greatly. Having gone thru 1 Chicago winter with this vehicle, I also seem to get a lot of snow falling into the trunk from the surrounding areas. I have to clean the entire deck lid and surrounding areas to prevent that. Not sure how to fix that and maintain the lines of the vehicle. Trunk space is excellent. Overall, I am thrilled with this vehicle as it is somewhat reminiscent of my Pontiac GTP of a few years back (another excellent GM vehicle). I enjoy driving it, I enjoy the speed and handling capabilities, and as one who is 6'-4", I enjoy being able to fit COMFORTABLY within it. GOOD JOB!!!!

Superior car for the money/value.

I am very impressed with the workmanship and the technology in my Impala. I get comments from people almost every day. I am VERY HAPPY with my car. It makes me feel important. People, other drivers, look and take notice. Thank you Chevrolet Engineers for a great car and driving experience. I am very happy with my Impala. I love the technology/style and the overall driving experience that my Impala gives me. I have been a pickup truck owner most of my life. This car has changed me in what I want and enjoy driving. The power the Impala has compared to my ram truck 4.7 V8 is amazing. The comfort and style makes me feel important and makes my time spent in my car something I now look forward to. Not having to worry about repairs and fuel costs is a wonderful thing. Thank you Chevrolet, you have a very happy customer. The number of comments I get now from family, friends and complete strangers about my car is incredible. Almost every day, at the supermarket or gas station, and even stopped at a red light in traffic, I am getting the thumbs up signals and "Wow" comments. Great job Chevrolet... way to go!

Door handles need to be looked into can pinch fingers. As well as shifter. Backing up a problem as can't see out of rear window needs to be redesigned.