What’s the first thing you can think of when talking about a 1963 Impala? For me, it’s the major achievement that Chevrolet reached this year, as the…

Chevrolet Impala was already a popular model in 1965, but the debut of the fourth generation pushed the car’s customer appeal through the roof. The Impala sold…

The Chevy Impala was completely redesigned for the fourth generation in the mid-60s, becoming one of the best-selling automobiles of all time during its first 12-months out…

When it comes to early 1960s Chevrolets, we usually think about the Impala and the Corvette. These are the company’s most iconic and sought-after nameplates from the era. However,…

As a diehard Impala fan, I admit the first model years have a special je ne sais quoi that turns them into genuine head-turning machines. I’m not…

The Impala was born in 1958 and was Chevrolet’s most ambitious full-size project, and the resources the GM brand poured into the nameplate rapidly paid off. The car…

The 1958 Impala is typically a very desirable car, especially as it’s the model that started the full-size revolution for Chevrolet. Its introduction put the brand back on the…

1965 was a historic year for the Impala, as its sales went through the roof, becoming the first car in the US to sell over 1 million…

Wrecking yards are typically the final destination for abandoned cars, so you don’t normally expect them to stick around for too long. However, this 1964 Chevrolet Impala survived nearly…