The interior featured leather bucket seats embroidered with the Impala SS logo, and a center console. Our feature 1996 Chevy Impala SS is from the final year of the model’s production.

In the trim category, Chevy added a floor-mounted console, leather-wrapped steering wheel, leather seats, a small rear trunk-lid spoiler and an “Impala SS” logo along the rear fenders.

Starting with the exterior, we find the original Dark Cherry Metallic paint intact and gleaming, complemented by a hand-painted Impala SS logo and pinstripes and polished chrome trim around the ...

Jerry's latest project is this 1965 Chevy Impala SS convertible he named "The LowLow ... stitched leather and embroidered the Impala logo in the seats. The leather selection makes the interior ...

GM resurrected the legendary Impala SS nameplate with a crowd-pleasing 1992 ... save for the chromed grille logo (instead of a red one), there were some changes under the hood.

Well… look who lives! Our spy photographers have managed to snag a few photos of what may very well be the next interpretation of the Chevrolet Impala SS. Long ...

However, don’t forget that the Impala SS packs the 5.7-liter V8 engine ... Gray perforated leather trims the cabin, and the headrests feature the SS logo to bring the point home.

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With his knowledge of Lowriding Joe made the decision to build a 1963 Chevy Impala SS convertible ... The trunk was complemented with an Impala logo, while Anthony "Whiteboy" installed the ...

The Impala logo is featured on the C-pillars, center caps, and the trunklid. What are your thoughts on the Impala SS; is it a collector’s car in the making or one best forgotten?

But hip-hop’s love affair with the Impala isn’t restricted to the West Coast or the ‘64. Rappers from all over the country have gotten down with models from the Impala’s long history.

It was the year that Chevy introduced the Super Sport, or SS, the 409 engine, and consequently the first true American muscle car. Marketed as the "highly personalized version" of the Impala ...