All-New 2014 Impala – Chevrolet Reinvents an Iconic Sedan
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Pretty nice overall. Looks 20 years newer than the outgoing model.
I like the hint of Camaro in the front. As others mentioned, that character line over the rear fender is way overdone. The overall design would flow much better without it.
The other negative is the trunk opening line. Awkwardly runs over the side. BMW's and others have done it, and it never worked aesthetically. The overall trunk shape is a little too "bangled" as well. I thought this trend was going away?
I like the hint of Camaro in the front. As others mentioned, that character line over the rear fender is way overdone. The overall design would flow much better without it.
The other negative is the trunk opening line. Awkwardly runs over the side. BMW's and others have done it, and it never worked aesthetically. The overall trunk shape is a little too "bangled" as well. I thought this trend was going away?
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How does that interior look cheap? I agree that it isnt up to Lexus standards, but if this thing costs what an ES350 does, I will be suprised.
Even you have to admit its worlds above what it was last gen.
Even you have to admit its worlds above what it was last gen.
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I've seen the new Malibu on the road and IMO, it looks stunning. Having seen the pics of the new Avalon/Azera, this thing seemingly doesn't have a chance. However, the old Impala didn't have a shot either, but it still sold, either to fleets, die hard built-in-the-USA uninformed, or those shopping by price alone. This Impala won't make you an immediate laughing stock. And I mentioned before, I can see this becoming a much more successful SS variant in the future.