See it here- the 06 Impala

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...ticleId=106706

 

positive...from...edmunds? I'm impressed

 

Not bad. When you take the Impala for what it is, a good honest family sedan like the article said, it's a worthy choice. You even get some sport out of the SS V8 model (so long Altima SE-R ). It's no wonder Chevy consistantly sells 200,000+ of them, not too bad for a "stopgap" car.

 

What is the world coming to?

 

cough cough MEDIA BIAS!

 

that's why we are just as surprised to see this review! I think it's a great, balanced review. and i hope the other magazines adopt a similar un-biased attitude.

 

I guess they cant rag on GM vehicles all the time.

 

i just saw one, and omg they got the interior right wow... cool looking vents and the dash was well laid out... the whole thing looks imaculate, the only problems... rear brake lights arent round and the car is fwd...

 

Not only that, but from a Lienert to boot! I don't know if Phil is related to the light-in-the-loafers Paul Lienert from The Detroit News, or the Big-3-hating Dan Lienert from Forbes, but it's rare to see accolades tossed towards GM in any article with "Lienert" as a byline. Chevy must be on to something here.

 

Cant be... GM is the worst automaker in the world, and they can never get their stuff together... They can't do anything right, and they dont even build their cars in america any more...

Edit- lol, i was just at the dealership and the car said it was made 91% in america, and assembled in canada... sweet, talk about staying true to its roots

 

Forbes? See it's creeping up from all over the place! Well they can't keep it up as long as GM keeps putting out better product. Just brought it up to the GF. She said, yeah I seen 2 nice "new" Impala cop cars fly by. I guess they got em' already around here, I haven't seen em' yet. I was telling her, back when I found out about them being V8's, the cops will be switching back to the Impala's again! Especially with the DoD, how could they not considering the savings in fuel consumption. And what, with GM's long standing tradition of reliability!

 

91% in NORTH America. The great white north.
Where do you think the current car is made. The Oshawa plant is one of the best factories in north America anyways.