2014 cars: A very early preview

By Alex Taylor III | Fortune – Thu, Nov 15, 2012 5:08 PM EST


2014 Chevrolet Impala

GM hopes to rescue the Impala nameplate from rental-car purgatory with this high-luxe tenth-generation model. Instead of merely building a larger Malibu, engineers used a stretched version of the same platform that underpins Cadillacs and Buicks and tried to give it an upscale appearance inside and out. But despite its aspirations for premium status, the 2014 Impala retains its front-wheel-drive layout and gets an optional four-cylinder engine for the first time.


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