1958 - 2020 Chevrolet Impala

The Chevrolet Impala boasts a long, ten-generation history, beginning in 1958 as a high-style, top-of-the-line full-size car, which quickly became an icon of the 1960s with its sleek designs and powerful engine options, including the legendary 409 cubic-inch V8.

Generations

1st-Gen: 1958 2nd-Gen: 1959 - 1960
3rd-Gen: 1961 - 1964 4th-Gen: 1965 - 1970
5th-Gen: 1971 - 1976 6th-Gen: 1977 - 1985
7th-Gen: 1994- 1996 8th-Gen: 2000 - 2005
9th-Gen: 2006-2013 10th-Gen: 2014-2020

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Following a downsizing in 1977 due to the energy crisis, the Impala nameplate was retired after the sixth generation in 1985, only to be revived as the short-lived, muscular rear-wheel-drive Impala SS from 1994-1996. It returned again in 2000 as a front-wheel-drive sedan, serving primarily as a fleet vehicle through its eighth and ninth generations, before the final, more upscale tenth generation debuted for 2014, marking a return to a true full-size sedan, until its ultimate discontinuation after the 2020 model year.

First Generation Impala

1958

The Chevrolet Impala stands as an enduring symbol of American automotive excellence, and its first generation represents the dawn of a legendary lineage. Introduced amidst a period of innovation and style, the first-generation Impala captivated drivers with its bold design, powerful performance, and luxurious amenities, setting the stage for decades of automotive greatness. Debuting in 1958, Chevrolet Impala made an immediate impact with its sleek and distinctive styling with its sweeping lines, chrome accents, and iconic triple taillights. The Impala exuded an air of elegance and sophistication that set it apart from its competitors. At the time of advancements in engineering and technology, the Impala provided a smooth and refined driving experience that made it a favorite among drivers of all ages.

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Third Generation Impala

1961-1964

This era marked a period of innovation and refinement for the Impala, as it underwent significant design changes and technological advancements that further solidified its status as a quintessential American classic. Debuting in 1961, the third generation Chevrolet Impala made a striking impression with its sleek and sophisticated design. Embracing a more streamlined and aerodynamic aesthetic, the Chevrolet Impala featured cleaner lines, sculpted body panels, and a refined grille design that exuded an air of elegance and sophistication. With its longer wheelbase and wider track, the Impala offered improved handling and stability, enhancing the driving experience for enthusiasts and casual drivers alike. From the efficient inline-six cylinder to the potent V8, drivers had the flexibility to choose the Impala that best suited their driving preferences and performance needs. The Impala provided a smooth and refined driving experience that made it a favorite among drivers seeking both style and substance.

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Fourth Generation Impala

1965-1970

In the midst of the swinging '60s and the tumultuous era of the Vietnam War, Chevrolet introduced the fourth generation Impala, a symbol of American automotive excellence. This period marked a golden age for the Impala, as it underwent significant design changes and technological advancements furthering its status as an iconic American classic. Debuting in 1965, the fourth generation Chevrolet Impala showcased a bold and muscular design that captured the spirit of the times. With its longer, lower, and wider proportions, the Impala showcased an aura of power and presence on the road. The sleek lines, sculpted body panels, and distinctive grill design contributed to its striking appearance, making it an instant hit among drivers looking for the perfect combination of both style and performance.

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Fifth Generation Impala

1971-1976

This era marked a period of change and adaptation as Chevrolet responded to shifting consumer preferences, tightening emissions regulations, and evolving industry standards. The fifth generation Chevy Impala made a bold statement with its updated design and modern styling cues. The Chevrolet Impala continued to offer a range of powerful engine options designed to deliver reliable performance. By continuing to offer the efficient inline-six cylinder and the power of the V8, drivers had the flexibility to choose the engine that best suited their driving preferences and performance needs. The Chevrolet Impala continues to be appreciated by enthusiasts and collectors around the world. The Impala serves as a reminder of Chevrolet's commitment to quality and craftsmanship in every era.

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1958 - 2020 Chevrolet Impala

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All Generations of Chevrolet Impalas

All Generations of Chevrolet Impalas