No American car model offers a more woebegone presence on American roads today than the Chevrolet Impala. Forced to remain in production by General Motors' bankruptcy, the present Impala is the last remnant of the days when GM's cost-cutters oversaw vehicles that doubled as rolling sleeping pills. The bigger, more handsome, more efficient 2014 Chevrolet Impala unveiled at the New York Auto Show is at least eight months away -- but will come not a moment too soon.
No American car model offers a more woebegone presence on American roads today than the Chevrolet Impala. Forced to remain in production by General Motors' bankruptcy, the present Impala is the last remnant of the days when GM's cost-cutters oversaw vehicles that doubled as rolling sleeping pills. The bigger, more handsome, more efficient 2014 Chevrolet Impala unveiled at the New York Auto Show is at least eight months away -- but will come not a moment too soon.
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GM will tell you that even in its dotage the Impala was the best-selling full-size sedan in America in 2011, beating competitors such as the Chrysler 300, Ford Taurus and Toyota Avalon. What GM will admit less freely is that many of those Impalas landed in rental car fleets and other bulk buyers -- and by doing so, created more competition for the Chevy Malibu than other automakers would stand for.
No American car model offers a more woebegone presence on American roads today than the Chevrolet Impala. Forced to remain in production by General Motors' bankruptcy, the present Impala is the last remnant of the days when GM's cost-cutters oversaw vehicles that doubled as rolling sleeping pills. The bigger, more handsome, more efficient 2014 Chevrolet Impala unveiled at the New York Auto Show is at least eight months away -- but will come not a moment too soon.
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GM will tell you that even in its dotage the Impala was the best-selling full-size sedan in America in 2011, beating competitors such as the Chrysler 300, Ford Taurus and Toyota Avalon. What GM will admit less freely is that many of those Impalas landed in rental car fleets and other bulk buyers -- and by doing so, created more competition for the Chevy Malibu than other automakers would stand for.
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