Replacement for the Bonnie
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Replacement for the Bonnie
I had her for about 2 1/2 years. But the problems I had been having with stalling just got worse, traction and ABS stoppped working, and she frequently stranded me at work or at school.
So she'* been replaced. Not a Bonneville, but still a 3800.
2003 Chevrolet Impala LS
Fully loaded. Mileage: 17,990.
The only option it doesn't have is the "sport" appearance package.
I did look for similarly equipped Bonnevilles, but couldn't find a single one that could hold a flame to this Impala. When all is said and done I'm very happy with the Impala though. Insurance is roughly the same, gas mileage is a bit better, and this car has more fun junk and buttons then the Bonneville had.
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Awesome! looks very nice. I rode in my buddies Impala and it felt very much like my Buick, except he had bucket seats and leather at that lol
nice grab
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Originally Posted by Sinister
Originally Posted by dbeast420
Someone stole your */C
I have no idea what has become of my Bonnie. The dealer took it but informed me it would be cleaned up and sent to auction almost immediately. Unfortunately I wasn't able to salvage any of the parts before I took delivery of the Impala. I had a full set of SSE Tails and the tilting head rests. And looking back at pictures of it, yeah I do miss it.
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