The same engine produced 425 horsepower the year before, but was detuned in 1967. When this fourth generation of the Chevy Impala debuted, the standard version had a $2,740 price tag and the ...

The Impala broke all records in 1965 when it sold over 1 million units in one year, but the car continued to sell strong in the next years. While the Caprice becoming a stand-alone series in 1966 ...

A great example being the Ford F-100 Ranger, but also the Chevrolet Bel Air Impala. The Bel Air was Chevy's flagship full-size car back then, and the Impala trim was the flagship of the flagship.

Those are the curves that this 1967 Chevy Impala rocks. Out on the road, it feels like it is floating. It drives straight, it responds properly to the driver's inputs, and the brakes feel reliable ...

The 1967 Chevy Impala could be classed as Dean Winchester's baby. In many ways, Dean and the Chevy have the same relationship as a new born to his mother or father. Doting over it, never allowing ...

In this piece, though, we’ll be talking about Baby, the 1967 Chevy Impala that Dean drives on his escapades. Dean’s Impala plays an outsized role in the show and even has an entire episode named after ...

“A black 1967 Chevy Impala four-door hardtop.” For a generation, Baby was more famous than the Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee. Which is as it should be, since the former was inspired by the latte ...

See All 20 Photos Contract in hand, the Laucks kept their word and delivered a certain '67 Chevy Impala to the family garage. The car was found locally and was in relatively good, driveable ...

In that story, I laid down a brief history of the SS badge, noting at the time that the first Chevy model to carry the performance indicator was the Impala way back in 1961. Over the ensuing years ...

Now, we’re taking it back to the Golden Age with this side-by-side sprint between a 1967 Chevy Impala SS and a 1971 Ford Mustang Cobra Jet. Once again coming to us from the consistently silly ...

However, despite acres of steel and slabs of iron under the hood, those old school muscle cars can still boogie, as evidenced by the 1967 Chevy Impala and 1971 Dodge Charger featured in the ...