2002 Chevrolet Impala

Pros: Great looks, fuel economy, features, and crash test results.

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Great looks and options, the Chevy Impala is a safe and stylish ride.

Review: After driving both a 1992 Honda Accord LX and 1991 Ford Escort Pony, I was ready for an upgrade. My husband and I did some research, and finally came to the conclusion that we liked the way that the Chevrolet Impala looked, and with an ...

Pros: Room, safety features and highest rating by NHTSA; comfort and convenience

Cons: Some noise

The Bottom Line: General Motors has put out a robust, reliable car that will make you rediscover the pleasure and safety of driving on our roads.

Review: The Impala LS is one of the safest and roomiest sedans that any family may want to invest into. I won't hesitate to say that I have been a quiet Chevrolet guy all those years. Maybe my opinion may be slanted. I am not the only reviewer to test-drive a...

Pros: Strong drivetrain, suspension, body, low cost, high value

Cons: Interior styling

The Bottom Line: The Impala LS offers room for five in a high-value, well-engineered car. For about $5,000 less than Honda or Toyota, you get all the goodness and then some.

Review: If you need plenty of room for five in a high-value, well-engineered car -- and you're an independent thinker (not a slave to the Japanese-adoring auto consumer guides) -- the Impala LS is for you.

For about $3,000-$4,000 less than a...

Pros: Roomy, comfortable, good value for the price

Cons: front 12 volt accessory jack does not accommodate cell phone cord

The Bottom Line: Great value for the price

Review: After much research we decided to purchase the 2002 Impala. It is a great ride, very quiet and enjoyable. The leather seats with automatic adjustment controls make it a comfortable car for long trips. The spacious interior and easy to use controls feel...

Pros: Safety, well built, power, design

Cons: Upgrade on v6 is thirsty on gasoline

The Bottom Line: If you have a family, put them in this for peace of mind.

Review: I was drawn to this car first for safety. It excelled and impressed on government and private crash tests. It is also loaded with safety features (side air bag, ABS, daytime running lights, ONSTAR. It rides remarkably well and just identified as a...

Pros: comfort, safety, good gas mileage

Cons: tiny glove compartment and console, lift over height for trunk

The Bottom Line: Highly recommend

Review: Considered the Camry and Accord as well as the Impala..Each has their own strengths but I feel the Impala is as good an overall vehicle as either of the others and it costs slightly less. I have owned the car for 4 months and 4000 miles now and am ...

Pros: It is a new style on an old classic

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: The Chevy Impala is a great car no matter what you intend to use it for.

Review: I bought a 2002 Impala on the five-star safety rating. I have had it almost two years and the only mechanical problem I have had is one of the sensors was defective, but I got it replaced free of charge. I enjoy driving my car and taking it for a Sunday...

Pros: 3.8L Engine, styling, (4) wheel disc brakes, price, lots of leg room

Cons: small glove box, rear view mirrors sits a little low for tall people

The Bottom Line: Very reliable - great value - made the right choice

Review: Purchased car July 2002. Have not had it back to the shop at all except for Oil Changes. Worth the extra $ for the 3.8L Engine - GM's most reliable V6.
Plenty of room for tall passengers (I am 6' 4" tall).
Very reliable - I am very picky, but...

Pros: Power,Room,Comfort,Looks,Price

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: We could not be more satisfied with this car. I predict this will be Chevy's a #1 seller for GM.

Review: My wife and I bought this car wanting a nice car with plenty of room and safety for our kids. Well Chevrolet pulled out the old standard Impala.

It has more than enough room for all of us to ride in comfort and the seat choice chevy used was...

Pros: Roomy, great gas mileage, looks wonderful, quick.

Cons: Radio/CD controls could look better or be more organized, could use better quality interior.

The Bottom Line: An affordable luxury car that doesn't fall short in any category. Beautifully designed.

Review: First off, this would be my review on a 2002 Impala LS. This is THE car for anyone who wants a luxury car, but doesn't want to pay more than $30,000 for a fully-loaded one. It comes with a 3800 Series II 200hp engine, an engine I've known to last ...