2014 Chevrolet Impala Limited review

1. A powerful engine 

The 2014 Chevrolet Impala Limited is a classic sedan with unexpected power. Clocking in at 300 horsepower, this 3.6-liter V6 engine can get from zero-to-60 in 6.1 seconds. In short, there’s a reason why police departments used this model for their fleets. Civilians more invested in power than modern amenities will surely enjoy the pickup the 2014 Impala Limited provides.       

2. Roomy interior 

The front seats on the 2014 Chevrolet Impala Limited offer a luxurious amount of space. Headroom (39.4 inches) and legroom (42.3 inches) are great, but the width is where this vehicle impresses: the front seats pack 58.7 inches of shoulder room and 56.4 inches of hip room. Big and/or tall drivers may appreciate the comfort reflected by those measurements. As for the rear, backseat passengers get 37.8 inches of headroom and 37.6 of legroom — a spaciousness that makes the 2014 Chevy Impala Limited a good candidate for cab and rideshare drivers.        

3. Low-tech stereo 

This Chevy Impala Limited hit the market in 2014, so the infotainment system may not be as modern as they come. The distraction-free audio system keeps it simple with an audio aux jack, a CD player, AM/FM radio, and Bluetooth® connectivity for hands-free calling. The LS and LT trims have a standard six-speaker audio system, but the LTZ trim adds an eight-speaker Bose® sound system, giving music lovers an old-school cruising vibe — perfect for road trips.  

4. Good highway fuel economy 

With an EPA-estimated 29 mpg, the highway fuel economy on the 2014 Chevrolet Impala Limited is good if you regularly tackle a long commute.

 The city performance isn’t as solid, at an EPA-estimated 18 mpg.  As such, this model plays to longer-distance drivers, which is great news if you're a frequent road tripper or live in a rural area and need a car to run errands in town.   

5. A balm for the digital world 

Nowadays, screens are everywhere — but not in the 2014 Chevrolet Impala Limited. If you have screen fatigue, you may find solace in this vehicle’s screenless, tactile stereo system. That doesn’t mean the 2014 Impala Limited has no modern features. All trims come standard with a rear defroster and power locks, mirrors, windows, and seats. The intermediate trim (LT) and upper trim (LTZ) also offer remote start on the key fob, and heated seats are standard in the LTZ (and an option for the LT).