2014 Chevrolet Impala Design

Chevrolet Impalas of the 1960s were immensely popular cars, for good reason. They combined youthful design with a graceful elegance that embodied the brand's promise of offering more than you'd expect for "low-priced three" money.

The car that preceded the Impala seen here was nothing like the swingin' '60s model, even if it looked old enough to be designed from a rejected drawing discovered in Bill Mitchell's sock drawer. Learn more Low Sales Volume : How to Predict The Commercial Success.

The design is what makes it look more premium, though. Interior design director Crystal Windham says she and her team were going for a good mix of sport and luxury with the Impala's interior. The Impala gets a very stylish Corvette-inspired dual cockpit, with rich-looking padding covering the gauge cluster cowl and part of the dash. The dash material extends to the tops of the front doors. The Impala LS comes with cloth seats, while the LT has leather-look vinyl with suedelike inserts repeated in the door panels. Source: autoguide.com Learn more LOOKS GOOD ON CAMERA, BETTER IN PERSON : How The Lighting and Interior Design of Chevrolet Impala.