- Car Location: Virginia
- For sale by second owner
- Black Exterior
- Beige Interior
- Automatic Transmission
- 2 keys
- Still has original tires
- Rear wheel Drive
- 5.7L LT1 motor
- Impala SS
- Clean carfax
- AM/FM radio - original radio
- In Dash CD player
- Power adjustable seat
- Reported to never have been modified
- First owner for most of the cars life, second owner bought in 2021
Turning the pages on the history books, there have been a very few cars that lived up to what their prototypes looked like. However, the seventh generation Chevrolet Impala SS is one of those cars that looked like its prototype when it rolled off the factory floors in Arlington, Texas in 1994. This Impala SS was basically a Caprice 9C1 Police Package which was lowered, and design features added to make it look mean. The 90s impala SS plays a big role in Chevrolet’s history due to the revamp of the Impala name which was facing a downturn due to declining sales. With the seventh generation suitably revamping an iconic Chevrolet nameplate, it was a major success with over 65,000 units sold in just 3 years of production. In fact, the Impala name was discontinued in 2020 only, as part of the automaker’s wider strategic plans. Thus, the Impala SS has now become a popular car amongst enthusiasts due to it being a muscle car, sports sedan and daily family driver all rolled into one. If you are on the lookout for a future classic this 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS from Virginia with just 34,500 miles from new might interest you. The car has just 2 owners from new with the first owner keeping the car until 2021. Also included in the sale are two keys, and a clean Carfax report.
Exterior and Interior
Whilst the color palette was limited the SS looked best in black and this 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS bears testament to that. The car also sits low and mean with its original BF Goodrich Comp tires and 17” 5-spoke alloy wheels. The beige Interior of the car is also in great shape with its power adjustable front seats and rear seat bench with armrest having their leather upholstery looking great for its age. To add onto its originality the car also still has its original AM/FM radio and in-dash CD player.
Engine
The famous saying “wolf in sheep’s clothing” applies to this 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS as hiding beneath its unassuming bodywork is the iconic 5.7L Chevrolet LT1 motor which was also found in contemporary Chevrolet Corvettes of that era. The 260hp of power is sent to the rear wheels through a 4 speed 4L60E automatic transmission. This car is reportedly unmodified as well.
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