Used 2002 Chevrolet Malibu for Sale

My 2002 Chevy Malibu is one of the best cars I have ever owned, and I have owned a few. I like that the car is compact enough to be fuel efficient and sizable enough to comfortably seat 5 people. This car would make a great mode of transportation for a small family. I like the comfort-ability of seats, which are firm enough without being too firm. This car has a 3.1 L V6 engine which runs smoothly and quietly, very quiet engine with adequate power. The fact that I can drive this car without breaking the bank where fuel is concerned is a plus as well. On average I am looking at receiving 20 MPG as I drive my car around town, for work, errands and such and when I need to take her on a trip away from the city I live in, I can get almost 30 MPG. The car has a security system installed, and the factory installed radio system and speakers are well-developed and have an average sound quality, which I am pleased with. I can appreciate the contour of the car with the sleek design. This vehicle is easy to control. It has smooth steering and an option for cruise control. What I dislike about the car is that the model's back light covers are not sealed tight enough to prevent moisture from getting inside the back light covers. This can cause issues with malfunctioning lights and wires, even though I have never experienced any such problem. I also greatly dislike not being able to check my own transmission fluid, since I am used to checking my own fluids in other vehicles I owned. Nonetheless, I have never had any transmission issues in the time I have owned the car and the transmission shifts gears easily.

My car is my best friend. I bought it for $4,000 in 2010 with 50,000ish miles on it. It currently has almost 140,000. Other than return maintenance the only problem I've had was a bad head gasket around 110,000, which I understand is quite common. Everyone that looked at the car said I would be good to go for a long time. If you don't have the funds and/or a reliable person you can trust, this could be a HUGE factor. In my case, I had already gotten my $4,000 worth (in my opinion) even if I had decided not to fix it. I am very hard on my cars. They are work cars, not showpieces.