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8th Place: Chevrolet Impala
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Like the Colorado, the
Impala makes its way into this group by offering an unusable front bench
seat that boosts the theoretical passenger capacity to six.
 But,
being a passenger car and roomier inside than the Colorado, it comes closer
to adequacy as a passenger-hauler. It rides comfortably and quietly, has
good interior quality, and has usable acceleration and good gas mileage.
Unfortunately, its rear seat is tight even for a family sedan, making the
two or three passengers there less comfortable than competitors that are
smaller outside, including Chevrolet’s own Malibu.
But none have a third
front seatbelt, a feature which makes the Impala eligible for this
comparison but not usable for carrying anyone with any business being in the
front seat.
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The Basics:
Vehicle
Reviewed:
2007 Chevrolet
Impala LS
3.5-liter
V6 (211 hp)
4-speed automatic
$19 ,799
Pros:
-Features for the money
-Ride
-Refinement
-Fuel Economy
-Interior Quality
Cons:
-Interior Space
-Cargo Space
Usable seating for 6?
NO
Overall:
3/10
An
acceptable sedan with a tiny center-front position, not a
usable 6-passenger vehicle.
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