I have a white 2000 Chevy Malibu that I have owned for 7 years now. It has been very dependable over the years with minor issues here or there. I haven't had any major repairs this far. With the price of gas staying a little higher then usual this car gets great gas mileage and it doesn't hurt my pockets to fill it up. The few repairs I have had to make were fairly simple so I was able to do them myself.

The car was purchased brand new and performed well. I used this car to travel and to also go back and forth to work. The car is a nice size, not being too small inside. I have had several problems with the car, which I can understand is due to the age and mileage on the car. Car consistently has tire and steering issues. I have gotten alignments, struts, and tie rods multiple times over the past couple of years. The entire engine flooded while driving out of town. I got a new engine dropped into the car, and I know this is the only reason the car is still running at this point in time. The car is very cheaply made. I have been in multiple accident with the car, which have nearly totaled the car each time. The accident were not bad accident either. The power steering is electric, which has caused some issues as well. My steering wheel began to randomly lock in the middle of me driving. I would have to pull over and turn my car off then back on for it to unlock. Turns out there was a recall on the car a few years back. Chevy fixed my car for completely free giving me a ride to and from the Chevy store and were very hospitable.