2008 Chevrolet Impala 50th Anniversary Edition Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Clawson, Michigan, United States
I have owned this car since I bought it in 2008. I take care of my cars (own 5) regardless of expense. The 70,000 miles are mostly highway from my 25 mile commute and vacation trips. I have recently (within 500 miles) done the following to the vehicle:
The vehicle's electrical accessories all work perfectly including windows, sunroof, 12V, door locks. AC is frigid cold. The Impala drives very smooth and straight. Took car into Belle Tire in Rochester Hills (that's my normal place if youre local and want to discuss car with them) a month ago to look at everything. Fixed the above, everything else perfect. MSN auto website has 2008 Impala at a 9.1 out of 10 for reliability. These cars are strong performers. The full sized Impala gets 30 MPG on highway and 28 MPG at 70 MPH. City driving is 21 MPG. Only issue with car is small crack in windshield. Will lower price by $300 if reserve is met. Normal scratches present of course. Had all dings removed when detailed (2 dings). Rear passenger quarter paint a little rough; does not show up on pictures....rough paint is approx. 5 inches long by 3 inches wide. |
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