Impala SS — seventh generation (1994–1996)

standard; the wording is that of the 1995 and 1996 Impala SS MVMA engine pages; the 1994 weight sheet words it multiport fuel injection, high output; the 1996 order guide prints LTT; the caprice-gen4 doc words it engine, 5.7L V8, sequential fuel injection

with LT1 on the order-guide power teams; the pages print MXO

the Impala SS MVMA pages word it automatic, electronic, Hydra-Matic 4L60E, with LT1 and the 3.08 axle; the order guides print MXO for the same power team, the pages not saying whether they are one unit; the 1995 power-teams page (p.15) has an illegible model-year field, the year resting on the other 1995 pages; the 1994 pages that print M30 are headed Caprice Classic Sedan and are not cited

standard with the 3.08 axle (1994 standard equipment summary)

the only ratio on the order-guide power teams

model 1BN19

automatic day/night rearview mirror, rear window defogger with heated outside mirrors, passenger 6 way power seat, remote keyless entry with trunk release and Twilight Sentinel

the same contents as the 1994 group 1; the guide makes the rear defogger part of 1SK; the code of the 1995 base group is not legible

the page prints ISE; the guide's layout does not show whether 1SE is the base group or group 1 (passenger 6 way power seat, illuminated right-hand visor mirror, Twilight Sentinel)

the 1995 curb-mass page prints the Impala SS as model 1BL19 with WX3; the pages do not print the package's own wording; the 1996 vehicle-models page (p.18) and curb-mass page (p.43) print wWX3 and the 1995 vehicle-models page (p.14) prints wNX3, so neither is claimed

standard, with driver express down (1994 standard equipment summary)

standard (1994 standard equipment summary)

standard luggage-area cargo net (1994 standard equipment summary); 1995 is left out: the only 1995 page printing it is weight page 40, headed Model Year 1994 1/2

1996 rests on the 1996 equipment summary, which lists remote keyless entry as standard; the sheet prints AUO; 1994 not claimed: the order guide lists remote keyless entry with trunk release only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29); 1995 is left out: the only 1995 page printing it is weight page 40, headed Model Year 1994 1/2

standard (1994 standard equipment summary); 1995 is left out: the only 1995 page printing it is weight page 40, headed Model Year 1994 1/2

front and rear courtesy lamps standard (1994 standard equipment summary); front door courtesy lamps standard (1996 equipment summary); 1995 is left out: the only 1995 page printing it is weight page 40, headed Model Year 1994 1/2

power trunk opener standard (1994 standard equipment summary) and power trunk release standard (1996 equipment summary); the 1994 sheet prints A9O; 1995 is left out: the only 1995 page printing it is weight page 40, headed Model Year 1994 1/2

the gray leather 45/45 seat, which must be specified (1995 guide); the 1994 sheet and the 1996 guide's seat column print AST, and the 1996 guide names AS7 only in its footnote, so 1994 and 1996 are left out; GM's 1998 and later lists read AS7 as a front split seat

with electrically heated outside mirrors; included in group SSA1 (1994) and 1SK (1995)

standard full floor console with cupholders (1994 standard equipment summary)

inside rearview mirror with dual reading lamps standard (1996 equipment summary); the 1994 sheet prints DCA, and the only 1995 page printing DC4 is weight page 40, headed Model Year 1994 1/2, so those years are left out

worded sunshade mirror, covered; left-hand and right-hand covered visor mirrors standard (1994 standard equipment summary; 1996 trim page p.10); 1995 is left out: the only 1995 page printing it is weight page 40, headed Model Year 1994 1/2

twin remote electric mirrors standard (1994 standard equipment summary)

1994–1995 not claimed: the order guide lists the heated outside mirrors only as a preferred equipment group row and inside C49's contents (owner ruling 2026-10-29); the caprice-gen4 doc claims DL8 only for 1991–1992 because its 1993–1994 sheets print DLS

1996 not claimed: the order guide lists the illuminated right-hand visor mirror only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29); the 1994 sheet prints 064 and is left out

standard (1994 standard equipment summary)

standard transmission oil cooler (1994 standard equipment summary)

the 1994 and 1995 sheets and the 1996 guide print KO5; the 1995 guide prints KOS (an S for the 5), so 1995 rests on the weight sheet

worded automatic electronic cruise control; electronic speed control standard (1994 standard equipment summary)

the dealer feature pages (1995 p.7, 1996 p.4) mark 17 inch aluminum wheels with locks standard on the Impala SS; 1994 is not claimed: the 1994 sheet p.60 prints PB4, but the 1994 summary and guide name 17 inch aluminum wheels without locks

standard 17 inch aluminum wheels (1994 standard equipment summary); the page prints QAO; kit p.60 is a weight page of the same series that KIT-PAGES omits from the RPO list

standard P255/50ZR17 blackwall tires (1994 standard equipment summary); the OCR reads the size P255/502R17; kit p.60 is a weight page of the same series that KIT-PAGES omits from the RPO list

standard (1994 standard equipment summary)

order code when no C49 is wanted; not with group 1SK; the 1994 guide prints A9W for the same item (an R read as A), so 1994 is not claimed

standard (1994 standard equipment summary; 1995 trim page); 1996 is left out: only the 1996 weight sheet (p.46) prints it, and no 1996 Impala SS page names cornering lamps (the 1996 feature page p.5 lists them only in a Caprice package)

the Description follows caprice-gen4: the guide's OCR keeps only the entry's tail (extended range rear speakers and Delco-Loc II), which matches the 1994 Caprice guide's compact disc radio entry (1994 Caprice kit p.13), and the weight sheet's seek and scan line is the Caprice sheet's; the guide prints UIC; the 1995 and 1996 weight sheets also print the code, but the 1995 guide and convenience page (p.11, p.34) and the 1996 convenience page (p.38) sell the compact disc radio as UN0, so those years are left out

with speed compensated volume and premium front and rear coaxial speakers; optional on the convenience pages (1995 p.34, 1996 p.38); 1996: standard per the equipment summary (p.9), while p.38 lists it as optional and names UM6 as the standard radio; the pages print ULO

with speed compensated volume and premium front and rear coaxial speakers; the convenience pages add Delco-Loc II and list it optional; the pages print UNO; the Description follows caprice-gen4, because the Impala order-guide page's OCR lost most of the wording

the standard radio (1994 standard equipment summary; 1995 convenience page); the 1994 sheet prints UMG and is left out; 1996 is left out: the 1996 convenience page (p.38) and weight sheet (p.46) print UM6 as standard, but the 1996 equipment summary names a different standard radio (cassette with automatic tone control, theft lock and speed compensated volume)

power antenna with black base standard (1996 equipment summary), while the 1996 convenience page (p.38) lists the power antenna as optional; the 1994 and 1995 summaries name only a black antenna base, so those years are left out

standard (1994 standard equipment summary); the 1995 and 1996 sheets print VO3

the order guides' reading; the weight sheets (1994 p.62, 1995 p.43, 1996 p.47 and p.48) read VK3 instead as the export rear-mounted license plate package

the 1995 guide prints 410 and is left out

the only trim on the guides, with the AS7 45/45 seat

the 1994 guide prints -E9, and the 1995 guide gives the federal line no legible code

state emission requirements; 1995 and 1996 rest on the NC7 line that names it; the 1996 guide prints VG1 on the Massachusetts and New York line, not claimed

the 1995 guide names it only inside the NC7 line, not as its own entry, so 1995 is left out

requires FE9

requires YF5 or NG1

the 1995 guide prints ABS

the 1995 guide prints A8T