Chevrolet Impala 1964–1970
4 generationNo photos yet4.1 MT (157 hp)
General information
Number of doors2
Car classE
Steering wheel positionLeft
CountryUSA
At a glance
Engine4093 cm3 Gasoline
Power157 hp
GearboxManual
Origin
United States
Trim
3.8 AT (142 hp)3.8 MT (140 hp)3.8 MT (142 hp)3.8 MT Overdrive (140 hp)3.8 Powerglide (140 hp)4.1 AT (157 hp)4.1 MT (157 hp)4.6 3MT (195 hp)4.6 3MT (220 hp)4.6 4MT (195 hp)4.6 4MT (220 hp)4.6 AT (198 hp)4.6 MT (198 hp)4.6 MT Overdrive (195 hp)4.6 MT Overdrive (220 hp)4.6 Powerglide (195 hp)4.6 Powerglide (220 hp)5.4 3MT (250 hp)5.4 3MT (300 hp)5.4 4MT (250 hp)5.4 4MT (300 hp)5.4 AT (254 PS)5.4 AT (304 hp)5.4 MT (254 PS)5.4 MT (304 hp)5.4 Powerglide (250 hp)5.4 Powerglide (300 hp)6.5 AT (330 PS)6.5 MT (325 hp)6.5 MT (330 PS)6.5 MT (425 hp)6.5 MT (431 PS)6.5 MT HD (325 hp)6.5 MT HD (425 hp)6.5 Powerglide (325 hp)6.5 Turbo Hydra-Matic (325 hp)6.7 AT (345 PS)6.7 MT (345 PS)6.7 MT (405 PS)
Specifications
Engine
Max power (kW)115 kW
Engine power156 PS
Engine power157 hp
Turnover of maximum torque1600 RPM
Valves per cylinder2
Maximum torque319 N*m
Capacity4093 cm3
Max power at RPM4200 RPM
Number of cylinders6
Compression ratio8.5
Stroke cycle89.7 mm
Cylinder bore98.4 mm
Injection typecarburetor
Engine placementFront, longitudinal
Engine typeGasoline
Engine modelGM Chevrolet Straight-6 3rd generation 250
Engine codeGM STRAIGHT-6 3RD GENERATION 250
Cylinder layoutinline
Boost typenone
Timing beltOHV
Bodywork
Clearance137 mm
Height1370 mm
Back track width1585 mm
Front track width1588 mm
Curb weight1650 kg
Width2022 mm
Wheel size205/70 R15
Wheelbase3023 mm
Number of seater5
Length5413 mm
Body typeCoupe
Pitch Circle DiameterDIA70.3 5x120.7 mm
Gearbox and handling
Number of gear4
Gearbox typeManual
Drive wheelsRear wheel drive
Operating characteristics
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)15.0 s
Fuel tank capacity76 l
Suspension and brakes
Back suspensionDependent, spring
Front brakesdrum
Rear brakesdrum
Front suspensionIndependent, spring
Grades & features
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