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[[File:Impala-Animated.png|thumb|350px|right|The animated Impala.]]
* [[13.15 A Most Holy Man]]: After being confronted by [[Santino Scarpatti]]'s goons, Dean is forced at gunpoint to let one of them drive the Impala. Later, Sam asks what Dean would do if someone stole the Impala as a hypothetical parallel to the dilemma they are facing and Dean states that he would "murder them all." As Sam continues talking about the case, Dean ignores him and tells Sam that "there'd be torture first, like a lot of torture. And then it would end up with death. If I can't have it, nobody can," causing Sam to realize he's still talking about the Impala possibly being stolen. Later, while waiting for Sam to finish in the auction, Dean has a conversation in the car with [[Father Lucca Camilleri]] about [[God]] and faith.
* [[13.16 Scoobynatural]]: After being transported into ''[[Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?]],'' Sam and Dean are shocked to find Baby with them, more so Sam than Dean, who theorizes it was transported with them due to Dean having the keys on him. Dean later gets into a race with Fred Jones in the Mystery Machine and loses, leading to Sam teasing him about losing the race to a micro-van.
* [[14.07 Unhuman Nature]]: After learning that [[Jack Kline]] is dying, Dean offers him the keys to the Impala and teaches the young [[Nephilim]] how to drive. Once Jack gets the hang of driving, Dean has Jack really open the car up on an empty stretch of road and the two enjoy simply cruising together.
* [[14.08 Byzantium]]: Jack's personal [[Heaven]] is shown to consist of the road trip to Dodge City, Kansas and thus includes the Impala. While searching for Jack in his personal Heaven, the [[angel]] [[Dumah]] checks the temperature of the Impala's engine and notices that it is cold, meaning that the car hasn't recently been driven in the memory.
