I set out to test the family-friendliness of the 2014 Chevrolet Impala during a recent family road trip. So does it live up to the high-tech billing Chevy has given it?
The interface of the console, however, wasn't so great. The touchscreen was not as responsive as the typical smartphone, and it was a bit of a hassle to go from one function to the next.
The roominess of the Impala was very impressive — even with two huge carseats in the back. And as for the trunk, it was able to fit a week's worth of luggage and a decent-sized stroller.
So is the Impala for families? I had never really considered it as such before, but the roominess and technology features make this an impressive car. And the leather seats give applesauce spills an easy cleanup.
The stereo system, which streams music from your mobile device over Bluetooth, is a really great feature. While this can be tricky to navigate in other cars, Chevy has made it a breeze — in both setup and usage. Bluetooth calling and voice command also work very well in the Impala, making the practice of hands-free mobile totally accessible.
The roominess of the Impala was very impressive — even with two huge carseats in the back. And as for the trunk, it was able to fit a week's worth of luggage and a decent-sized stroller.
So is the Impala for families? I had never really considered it as such before, but the roominess and technology features make this an impressive car. And the leather seats give applesauce spills an easy cleanup.
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