Since its introduction in 1958, the Chevy Impala has been many things to many people. Some automotive historians consider it the first true "muscle car." For a period during the 1960's, the Impala was the most popular full-sized car in the U.S. In any event, it has generally lived up to its namesake, the sleek, fleet-footed gazelle-like antelope of Africa's Serengeti.

It's a good idea to keep that Chevy Impala running in top condition, and it's not difficult nor expensive to do so. Simply keeping the oil changed at regular intervals will go far to extending your vehicle's lifespan. And each oil change should include the installation of a new Chevy Impala Air Filter.

Without an air filter, an engine would quickly become clogged with dirt and dust. A dirty air filter will continue to protect the engine from this happening, but engine performance will suffer. A dirty air filter literally "chokes" the engine by not allowing sufficient air to enter the fuel mixture (in fact, purpose of the old "Choke" knob on your grandfather's car was exactly that - and was used for cold starting). When there is consistently not enough air in the fuel mixture, the engine will tend to race at idle speeds, run hotter and perhaps suffer carbon build-up on the valves. This, in turn, can lead to a whole host of other problems. The Chevy Impala Air Filter is quite inexpensive - depending on brand, typically between ten and twenty dollars - and can save you from expensive repairs up the road.Come visit our website today, where you'll find great deals on a wide range of Chevy parts and accessories.