- Car Location: Maryland
- 1995 Model Year Chevrolet Impala SS Sedan
- 5.7L V8 engine
- Rear wheel drive
- Automatic transmission
- Dark Cherry Metallic exterior
- Dual exhaust
- Cassette player in dash
- Power adjustable seat
- Keyless entry reported - fob
- Power antenna
- Power heated mirrors reported
- Seller reports the car has been titled a few times because it was used on set for a TV show
- Grey interior
The Impala nameplate has popped up on Chevrolet’s full-size and mid-size offerings in various time periods between 1957 and 2020. Named after the African antelope, the Impala enjoys a popular presence on the silver screen. This is one such 1995 Chevrolet Impala SS that the seller reports has been titled a few times because it was used on set for a TV show. Bearing just 58,000 miles on its odometer, it comes to you from Maryland.
Exterior and Interior
The Nineties styling of the seventh generation Impala is immediately apparent, and this 1995 Chevrolet Impala SS wears a Dark Cherry Metallic paint job that was introduced for the 1995 model year. It’s got a power antenna, as well and reportedly has power heated mirrors as well. It rolls on the factory wheels, a set of nice five-spoke alloys that are shod in Kumho rubber. Look closely and you will see the dual exhausts with downward-facing tips at the rear. A smattering of Impala badges in gold are present too, as is the Impala SS script embedded into the rear side hindquarters. The interior too is typical Nineties Americana, wearing a gray color theme and suitably plush seats that one could get lost within. The driver’s seat is reportedly power adjustable, and there’s said to be keyless entry via fob too. Gear shifting duties for the automatic transmission are via a steering column-mounted lever, and you get a digital speedometer surrounded by analog gauges for fuel coolant temperature, battery voltage and oil pressure. You also get AC and heating, plus a Delco radio cassette with Theftlock. It’s a true Nineties time capsule.
Engine
This 1995 Chevrolet Impala SS packs a 5.7L LT1 V8 which keen readers will recognize as the same engine that powered the contemporary Chevrolet Corvette of the time. For its application in the Impala, power has been de-tuned to a still healthy 260hp, with a useful 330lb-ft of torque on tap, and it’s all sent to the rear wheels via a 4L60-E four speed automatic transmission. The reported performance figures when new are not too shabby for this 4,000lb sedan, with zero to sixty rated at seven seconds flat, and a top speed of 142mph.
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