Tom Evans’ 1965 Impala low-rider has won Best of Show honors the past two years at one of the region’s major car shows. Submitted photos LIMA – The trophy was almost taller than Tom Evans, whose 1965 ...

You see, lowriding allows us to express ourselves in a creative manner. Our cars are an extension of our imagination—as well as our family—and the scene has helped many of us steer away from trouble.

It’s one of those statistics that you read and reread but still can’t quite get your head around. Chevrolet sold 1,074,925 Impalas and Impala Super Sports in 1965—more than any other U.S. model either ...

Collectors treat the 1965 Impala SS 409 as a turning point, where Chevrolet muscle met changing tastes and regulations. Values now reflect that crossroads status, with strong prices for correct cars ...

The full-size 1965 Chevrolet was a million-selling car, but not very many were painted or powered like this one. This was the last year for the 409-cubic-inch V-8. Add a one-year-only color, and you ...

Impala put Chevrolet back on the map in 1958, helping the GM brand regain the number one spot in the United States after years of total Ford domination. Seven years later, it helped the company ...

Lowriding has a colorful past that is rooted with a strong cultural foundation and a history of its own. While it's often overshadowed by the negative—and often exaggerated—stereotypes of the past, ...