Who ever said that 2001 Chevrolet Impala is mimicry? The previous year introduced the Impala as a new model mid-size sedan. Such strong success in sales incurred in the 1960s is a legacy which is not at all easy to earn. A resurrected version, 2001 Chevrolet Impala differs from Impalas of the old in terms of grace and performance. This new model is more responsive, more precise in steering, quick, capable, and more efficient.

 

It is unfair to the Impala if the now roomier interior will be ignored. Seats are made more comfortable and arranged in slightly outward manner to provide more space for six occupants and their load of cargoes. The engine plays a big role in terms of the vehicle's performance. General Motor's highly competent and performance proven 3.8-liter V6 engine produces nice throttle and a great deal of horsepower.

 

2001 Chevrolet Impala still embodies the familiar design and cues used by its fleet. But this model year vehicle means something different from the older versions. Besides the competent engine, the wheels, the quick steering, safety gadgets, traction control, and a wide range of electric amenities, 2001 Chevy Impala can confidently parade alongside with Toyota, Dodge, Ford, and Buick lineup of models.