2003 Chevrolet Impala

Pros: Value-packed luxury! Great looks, great features, great MPG!

Cons: Might be too expensive for some tastes...

The Bottom Line: Safe, fast, fun, and beautiful the 2003 Chevrolet Impala LS is the perfect choice for any family.

Review: Since my January 2002 purchase of a brand new Chevrolet Impala LS, I have suggested the large-sized sedan to every car buyer willing to listen. Finally, shock of all shocks, somebody took my advice. My mother now drives her own Chevrolet ...

Pros: Looks, gas mileage, power, handling. Not too many amenities, just the right ones! AWESOME CAR!

Cons: I wish the 'Sport Appearance Package' was more widely available, otherwise NONE!

The Bottom Line: I wish Chevy hadn't redesigned the new Impalas, I would love to have one of these for the rest of my life! I LOVE it!

Review: Describing 2003 Chevy Impala LS 4 door 3.8L V-6 I currently have 56,000 miles on my Impala, and have put about 12,000 on myself. I've had it about a year now. I've never EVER regretted purchasing this car! I'm averaging about 29 MPG now that I ...

Pros: Great handling, ride and economy! VERY dependable and roomy.

Cons: A few little quirks common to most GM cars.

The Bottom Line: GREAT bang for the buck! Will probably last 7-10 years with no problems anticipated.

Review: UPDATE MAY 2008 Still own the car; incredible service! 76,000 miles, NO major repairs; it just doesn't break. For a full-size car, gas mileage is fantastic; I get 27-28 MPG on the highway at 65++MPH with the A/C on. The car has been paid for and I ...

Pros: Excellent handling, acceleration, great gas mileage. Very comfortable.

Cons: Limited rear corner visibility. Cupholders a little too far back to reach easily while driving.

The Bottom Line: This car was an incredible value. Great handling, good styling. Lots of luxury in an affordable package.

Review: We purchased this car for my wife to replace a 1995 Mazda 626. We have a GM credit card and they offered us substantial bonus earnings (totaling $2,000) towards a new car if we acted before Labor Day. This could be used on top of any other rebates. ...

Pros: Safety, gas mileage, large plush seating, lots of room

Cons: low-slung, very heavy, can't see your front/rear bumper

The Bottom Line: Very safe and reliable car. If you're in the market for a full-sized sedan, this is the only one to look at.

Review: When my Cherokee got stolen in 2003, I was anything but a happy camper, and certainly not ready to go car shopping, much less for a sensible sedan. But, since Jeep insisted on discontinuing it's most popular car, I had to look for something else. I ...

Pros: Quiet, very fuel efficient, economical to own and drive

Cons: some controls (cruise and accessory plug)

The Bottom Line: Highly regarded...excellent value.

Review: We investigated numerous sedans for the best price v. performance ratio and concluded that the Impala met the bill. In its base form with the 3.4L engine, the rated mpg is 32 on the highway, and we have steadily seen 34+mpg in over 7000 miles of driving. ...

Pros: Got what we paid for & then some. High Consumer Reports safety rating!

Cons: Can't think of any really!

The Bottom Line: Great safety rating, great comfy ride & plenty of room everywhere (even for 6 adults). Good gas mileage & low road noise.

Review: We bought this car mostly due to our GM discount, but what a great purchase! Had it now for 1-year (traded in the 95' Altima which I kept for over 6 yrs I loved it so much) and it's been a great vehicle in many ways. The ride is fantastic, wonderful ...

Pros: Very pleasing aesthetics, great gas mileage, good comfort, good performance.

Cons: Aftermarket stereo not an easy upgrade.

The Bottom Line: Looks and rides better than the Taurus, better interior than the Grand Prix, and more mechanically sound than the Intrepid.

Review: I chose the base model over the LS mainly because of the dealer inventory. The LS's in my price range had steel wheels/hubcaps and XM Satellite radio, which I did not want. The black base model that I picked has cruise control, front & rear floor mats,...

Pros: Very quiet and smooth ride. Roomy interior and like fold-down rear seat

Cons: None noticed.

The Bottom Line: With a little work, you can pick up a great car for around $20,000 out the door.

Review: I like this car a lot but I am going to talk about pricing in this review.

I have a 99 Intrigue that I really like but it is approaching 100,000 miles and it will become a "kids" car. I set out with a target price of $20,000 and I was able...

Pros: Price, Size, and reliability!!!!

Cons: I really can't think of any.

The Bottom Line: I have nothing bad to say about this car. It would be a good buy if you find a used 2003.

Review: We bought this car new in January 2003 as part of the zero interest promotion they were running at the time.To tell you the truth this is the first Chevy product I have ever owned. But I refuse to sell this car because it has been very good to us. ( and ...