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. Saved the world by the army man in the ashtray causing Sam to retake control of his body from Lucifer after remembering fond times with Dean. Regarding Dean Off-screen, Rowena locates and drives the Impala after Sam falls into trouble with some witches, leaving a memory-less Dean in the front seat with a note explaining her actions. Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell Sam drives the girl of the week around in the Impala while Dean and Crowley hunt the hell hound that is after her. Folsom Prison Blues: As part of their plan to infiltrate and then escape from the Green River County Jail. Sam and Dean park the Impala somewhere outside where it remains undetected, possibly with Deacon's help. The Impala once again acts their getaway car from the cops.

It’s not common for cars to wear two different license plates, but proving that there’s always an exception to every norm, one}. When the show premiered, the Metallicar had a Kansas license plate that read “KAZ 2Y5.” According to the showrunners, the “KAZ” stood for the Winchester’s home state of Kansas while the “2Y5” represented the year 2005 when the show premiered on television. 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. 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. In Cast Your Fate to the Wind, John and Mary both compliment the Impala while studying the picture of Dean for clues as to his identity. When the Bunker's garage is found, Dean stores the Impala there. [8] After taking full control of Sam, Gadreel uses the Impala to get around as he can no longer teleport, but it helps Dean, Castiel and Crowley find him as he runs a red light on his way to find Abner and kill him. After Gadreel is captured, Dean reclaims the car. [9]The license plate of the Impala changed from KAZ 2Y5 to CNK 80Q3, which was first seen in the season 2 episode What Is And What Should Never Be.

Ode to Supernatural's Baby - A Photo Poem by CatDean for The Winchester Family Business April 24, 2021.Traditionally, car culture frowns on cars with more than two doors. Not necessarily your mom, per se; she probably likes her four doors as they serve a purpose. In the automotive enthusiast world however, four door sedans are typically considered much less aesthetically appealing; and the reduced desire to own one of these models directly correlates the price point. I’ve literally been at car shows where I’ll come across two identical models (whether they are a Nova, Chevelle, etc.) side by side; a four door and a coupe. I almost always think the coupe is cooler, even when the four door may be in a much nicer condition. Coupes are just cool! The Impala's trunk contains a massive arsenal of weapons, tools and materials for hunting. They are all customized for fighting supernatural beings, curses, cursed objects, etc (although some of them change and get added/rearranged from time to time). There are different types of: Advanced Thanatology Sam takes the keys to the Impala and leaves Dean passed out on the floor of their motel room. We do not actually see Sam drive the car.