I paid a great deal for this car and the parts are going to put me in the line of buying another vehicle with the parts I need, are going to run me way over 9 thousand dollars. I feel Chevy needs to correct some of these issues. We spend so much to buy their sh*t and turn around, the parts cost more then the dam car or truck is worth. I always had Chevy an this bitch is the first I had that is a problem and costs more in parts then the car is worth.

So now I'm selling it as is for less then I paid for it. Matter of fact, so much less my brother told me I'm a crazy sh*t to sell it that cheap. I have it at $2800,00 paid $6500,00. It drives, it is inspected, new tires, after market rim's, new starter, new sway bar, new brakes, new fuel pump, new battery, all this since I had it bought in September 2014. I don't want it, the turn signal switch is 318.00 dollars. I've had it, I'm done sinking money into this car. 2003 Chevy Impala 3.4 motor, if you want to buy it, call me (717)444-2063.

Last year my daughter started reporting that the high beams were hard to activate, the multifunction switch was hard to move. One night while driving at 45MPH on a secluded country road she went to activate the high beams and the headlight shut off. Luckily she was able to pull over in the pitch dark without hitting anything. Once the car was in park she was able to pull the multifunction switch lever and the headlights came back on.

I've spoke to two mechanics who said this is a VERY COMMON issue with the Impalas from the early 2000's and the labor intensive repair would be several hundred dollars($600-$700). I am certain this common problem has lead to serious accidents and most likely injuries / fatalities. Chevrolet must be aware of this issue and a recall should be issued. For now my daughter has no high beams and I'd be willing to bet there are thousands of Impala owners in the same position.