The 2018 Chevrolet Impala remains largely unchanged at first glance compared to last year’s model. It still resembles the design of the 2017 version and retains the same trim levels, but the new Impala actually has undergone quite an overhaul. GM made sure that the favorite full-size sedan rolled out with some new standard as well as exclusive (for select trim levels) features that made the Impala stand out from the rest of the new cars for sale. See how U.S. New’s Top pick for the Best Large Car for the Money can enhance your driving experience.
Touchscreen Display
Replacing the old and rather lackluster 4.7- inch stereo in the 2017 model is a brand new 8-inch diagonal color infotainment display. It’s part of the new Chevrolet MyLink Radio that’s standard on most trims, starting with the LS. This display also comes with a motorized hidden compartment that raises up from the dashboard, revealing a storage cubby, USB port for charging your mobile device and a compass display. The screen can also be locked in the down position with a PIN code.
Keyless Open and Start
Taking convenience one step further, Chevrolet also integrated a Keyless Open and Start system in the 2018 Impala. You no longer have to dig around your pocket for your keys if your hands are full. The keyless entry feature readily lets you in upon detecting the fob on your person. Starting the car also takes as much effort as sliding into the driver seat, pushing the start button and putting your foot on the brake in standard trims. Those who will opt for the LT trim will also get a remote vehicle starter system for added amenity. Read more from this article: http://bit.ly/2owOPls
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