We Need to Talk About Kevin: After Dean went to Purgatory, Sam repaired the damage to the Impala from the crash and began driving aimlessly, eventually hitting a dog and thus meeting his girlfriend Amelia. Later, when Dean reunites with Sam, he is happy to see that Sam didn't "douche her up" but is annoyed to smell dog in the car and to learn that Sam has had a dog in the car many times. Impala Moments - Top Impala Shot in Seasons 1-4 by Elle2 for The Winchester Family Business, July 16, 2009. Wendigo Sam demands to drive at the end of the episode and Dean tosses him the keys. Sam drives away.

Whether it was Knight Rider or Magnum P.I. or The Dukes of Hazzard - all of these shows always had a character that was a car, and I always really responded to that.Suspicious Minds: In the picture that Kyle Reed shows to a group of other Akrida puppets, Dean is standing leaning on the Impala with one hand outside of a fence.

Nightshifter: During the shapeshifter incident in Milwaukee, the Impala is parked in a parking garage adjacent to the bank. After escaping from the bank dressed up as SWAT officers, Sam and Dean make their way to the Impala and use it as their getaway car. In 14.13 Lebanon, the Impala is seen with the original KAZ 2Y5 license plates and the side spotlights restored after John Winchester awakens in the driver's seat when he is returned to 2003. My Heart Will Go On: In the alternate reality created when the Titanic doesn't sink, Chevy Impalas do not exist. Instead, Dean drives a '67 Ford Mustang. When the Titanic is "re-sunk," and Sam and Dean reappear in their own reality, they wake up in the Impala. On the car's radio when they awake is Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On." The ’67 Impala was arguably the perfect 3 rd main character the show could have ever could have chosen. Class and character exemplify the definition of Baby. The Impala was actually marketed as a classy car for the working man. Clearly, the marketing worked; according to The New York Times, sales of the 1965 Impala and Super Sport models in that year totaled 1,074,925 units, a record yet to be eclipsed. It’s no wonder then, that such a popular car from an iconic era in history would invoke so much love decades later on an appearance as a road pounding warrior chasing down evil. Jeep Grand Wagoneer - Once Sam drives off with the Impala, Dean is to chase him. It’s then that he drives a Jeep Grand Wagoneer.Automobile manufacturers have long used animal names for their products. From Cobra to Cougar, Ram to Raptor, and Stag to Stingray, it’s the fiercest and most dangerous of the animals that seem to catch the eye of marketing departments.

Sam inherits the car following Dean's death in the series finale. The Impala remained with him until his old age. It is not known where the car went after Sam's death, but it may have been inherited by his son. Dean's term of endearment for his beloved Impala, first used in 2.03 Bloodlust, is "Baby". This is commonly used in fandom and by the cast and crew. Dean uses the diminutive in the following episodes: 2.03 Bloodlust, 2.16 Roadkill 2.05 Simon Said, 3.08 A Very Supernatural Christmas, 6.15 The French Mistake, 7.06 Slash Fiction, 7.01 Meet the New Boss, 7.06 Slash Fiction, 8.02 What's Up, Tiger Mommy?, 9.04 Slumber Party, 11.04 Baby, 12.03 The Foundry, 13.16 Scoobynatural, 14.13 Lebanon and 1.13 Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye.All in the Family: After rescuing Lucifer, Sam races away from Amara with him and Donatello Redfield in the Impala. However, Amara appears in the middle of the street and stops the Impala with telekinesis. Sam is unable to escape Amara's hold, but before she can harm them, the Impala suddenly teleports to the Bunker. God emerges and tells them that he occasionally does answer prayers and rescued them.

C-45P4 (1973), BQN 9R3 (1997), KAZ 2Y5 (2005-07), RMD 5H2 (wish-verse 2006), CNK 80Q3 (2007-Present)Fan Fiction: In Marie's play, they have a prop version of the Impala. After getting the prop version of Dean's Amulet, Dean hangs it on the Impala's mirror as a symbol of his re-strengthened brotherhood with Sam. Throughout the many seasons of the show, the armory changes significantly depending on what Sam and Dean need to take on. This leaves the creative doorway open for a vast array of different options regarding what the owner decides he wants to portray. Blame that on the bad camera angles and crappy planning of the crew, because in reality the Impala jumped 52 inches through the air before landing hard on the ground and seemingly continued to drive on. Fans often refer to the car as "the Impala" or "Baby" particularly in fan fiction. When Sam is transformed into the Impala by Gabriel, fans dubbed it the Sampala!