The 1972 Impala had a grille extending below the bumper, and variable ratio power steering became standard that year. From 1972 all engines were designed to run on unleaded gasoline. It was the last year of the Impala convertible, which sold 6,456 units and placed fourth in the market, just behind the Corvette at 6,508 and ahead of the Mustang at 6,401. The 250 inline six was still standard for the Sport Coupe and four door sedan, with 350, 400, 402 and 454 cubic inch V8s as options.
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The 1972 model has a grille which extended below the bumper
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The 1972 model has a grille which extended below the bumper
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1972 saw the last Impala convertible; it sold 6,456 units
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variable-ratio power steering became standard in 1972
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Chevrolet is an American automobile division of the manufacturer General Motors (GM).
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