The 2009 Chevrolet Impala sedan gets roomier, adding more trunk space for easy cargo loading. With a refreshing body style and an array of high-end features, the Chevy Impala is a driver’s delight. All four trims – LS, LT, LTZ and SS feature a automatic four-speed transmission – and V6 and V8 engines typical of a Chevy muscle car.
The LS or LT trims are merely okay in terms of creature comforts. If you want to indulge in luxurious driving, go for LTZ or SS that comes with fine leather upholstery and a heavy-duty suspension for better performance. A sophisticated sound system, AM/FM/XM radio and new Turn-by-Turn navigation system with OnStar 7.0, also make your ride more enjoyable.
The 2009 Chevy Impala sports an Active Fuel Management system. The software automatically shuts off three cylinders in the engine when full power is not required – improving fuel economy by up to 12 percent.
Prices start from a reasonable $21,255. The 2009 Chevrolet Impala is powerful, affordable luxury.
Take a peek inside the 2009 Chevy Impala:

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The 2010 Chevy Camaro is scheduled for a Spring 2009 release, and the days on the calendar keep inching closer. Dealers have been accepting pre-orders since October 2008, so if you’ve been jonesing for some old-school muscle, you had better place an order soon.

A 6-Speed manual and optional TAPshift automatic transmission is available on all 2010 Camaro models. While we’d like to see some concrete data, we’re happy to see a projected 300 hp DOHC V6 and the preferred 400 hp V8. What we know for sure is that the Camaro will sport a 4.5-link independent rear suspension, six airbags and a standard (1 Year) OnStar Safe & Sound plan.

10 colors, USB connectivity, Bluetooth wireless technology, and six airbags make the 2010 Camaro an attractive proposition. Starting at $22,995, we’re sold.

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