The Impala was no longer the money-making machine it was earlier in the decade, but the 1967 release continued to sell like hotcakes. Chevrolet shipped over 575K units, and the Impala SS remained a ...

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Historically speaking, Chevrolet Impala reached the peak of its popularity during the ‘60s, with the 1965 model year, for instance, marking a huge achievement for both this nameplate and the GM brand.

Of all the trim levels available for the 2006 Chevrolet Impala, the first car sold to a customer was a top-of-the-line V8-powered SS. Sounds like something a diehard Chevy fan would buy, doesn’t it?