A rare combination of an elegant silhouette with steel muscles turned the 1967 Chevrolet Impala into a legendary full-size car. The two-door hardtop is given a special grace by a straightened continuous roof line, as if flowing into an elongated trunk. The pointed rear side windows emphasize the swift silhouette. Together with the bend of the rear wings, this creates a complete image that looks especially advantageous on the streets of a modern city.

The round front headlights are recessed into the chrome grille, while the rear ones have become rectangular three-section horizontal lights.

Inside the black leather interior there is an energy-absorbing steering column with a gearshift lever, an American-style thin steering wheel. Three-point belts are responsible for safety.