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What you must know before buying the Chevrolet Impala
- All-new design for 2014
- Mid-year additions to lineup
- Cash incentives holding steady
- 0% financing up to 72 months just announced
Prices continue to improve:
The 2014 Impala started out as one of the least discounted models in the GM family. But now that it's been on the market for many months, you've got a decent shot at a bargain. Mid-level LT models are quite popular with buyers and easy to locate throughout the country.
New models come online:
The Impala lineup includes two new ECO trim levels designed to deliver increased fuel economy. These mid-year additions are starting to proliferate, and you should expect to pay a little more for their hybrid-like eAssist technology.
$1,000 cash allowance continues:
Chevy is offering a $1,000 allowance on all models, an offer that's been around for the past couple of months.
Here's a surprise:
Instead of the allowance, you can get 0% financing for a full 72 months, a deal we don't expect to last long.
Prices continue to improve:
The 2014 Impala started out as one of the least discounted models in the GM family. But now that it's been on the market for many months, you've got a decent shot at a bargain. Mid-level LT models are quite popular with buyers and easy to locate throughout the country.
New models come online:
The Impala lineup includes two new ECO trim levels designed to deliver increased fuel economy. These mid-year additions are starting to proliferate, and you should expect to pay a little more for their hybrid-like eAssist technology.
$1,000 cash allowance continues:
Chevy is offering a $1,000 allowance on all models, an offer that's been around for the past couple of months.
Here's a surprise:
Instead of the allowance, you can get 0% financing for a full 72 months, a deal we don't expect to last long.
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Incentives & Rebates
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