CHECK OUT this awesome ride made famous by Tupac Shakur and now reimagined, repurposed and driven by low rider fanatic Lloyd, ...

Chevy Impala received a mild facelift, with more pronounced fenders. This Marina Blue copy will cross the Mecum Auctions ...

Sam and Dean drove around the United States in a black four-door 1967 Chevrolet Impala hardtop that is affectionately nicknamed "Baby." Before this series, the majority of its audience was ...

The first generation Camaro launched in 1967 and was a hit with buyers ... It was first used in 1950 to designate the brand's two-door hardtop models. In 1953, the Bel-Air was then used to ...

The 1967 Chevy Impala could be classed as Dean Winchester's baby. In many ways, Dean and the Chevy have the same relationship as a new born to his mother or father. Doting over it, never allowing ...

A low-mileage all-original 1967 Impala delivers a relatively maintenance-free driving experience, while a fully-restored one can deliver decades without major repair costs. Detroit knew how to ...

Their 1967 Chevrolet Impala four-door hardtop was found in a backyard in Kansas. It doesn’t flex the best condition, which makes sense considering the vehicle has been sleeping under the clear ...

It all started in 1965, with the Caprice, a super-deluxe package available on Impala two- and four-door hardtops ... A prominent LTD-only feature on hardtop coupes was a more formal C-pillar. While ...

But it wasn't. Chevrolet also did that between 1967 and 1969, when it offered a high-performance two-door hardtop called the SS 427. Yes, it was pretty much an Impala SS with the 427-cubic-inch (7 ...

“A black 1967 Chevy Impala four-door hardtop.” For a generation, Baby was more famous than the Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee. Which is as it should be, since the former was inspired by the latte ...