2014 Chevrolet Impala: Well worth the wait!

There’s a small spoiler on the trunk hood.

The brake lights are accentuated with LEDs.

The LT is most likely to be the most popular trim.

Models that come with radar technology have a different grille.

The Chevrolet badge is prominent.

The hood is attractively sculpted.

Nice curves

The dashboard is both elegant and practical.

The eight-inch screen pops up to give you access to a storage compartment.

The information centre between the two main gauges is really nice.

Valet Mode is controlled via the screen.

The icons on the display are nice and big.

The MyLink system is easy to use.

The average fuel consumption and daily distance display is easy to read.

The first units will come with a 3.6-litre V6.

The rear seats are both spacious and comfortable.

The 18-inch wheels come factory-standard.

Note the indicator light the rearview mirror housing

The well-known insignia.

How times have changed! This is a 1958 Impala.

The 1959 Impala’s rear section.

The Oshawa plant where the Impala is built.

2014 Chevrolet Impala