Used Chevrolet Malibu for Sale in Raleigh, NC

I like the miles/gallon efficiency. The handling and performance is average. I really dislike that the trunk is quite small, much smaller than every previous sedan I have owned. I dislike that the car sits lower to the ground than my previous sedans, and now that I'm in my late 50s this is becoming a problem. The car has sensors in each tire to show the air pressure in each, which I, at first thought was a really nice feature. But every time the tires are rotated, whether by my husband or at a repair shop, no one is able to reset the tire sensors, so what is shown as "right front tire" could be any one of the four tires. And about 2 years ago, one of the sensors went out. I found out that it will cost approximately 500 dollars to replace it, which I really find not worth it for one tire sensor. But now the "tire sensor warning light" is on constantly when I drive for the last two years. I have had a problem with the coolant leaking and have taken it to the dealer twice now, each time for more than 1000 dollars and the problem is "fixed" for a while only to recur again 6 months to a year later. Now, again, I'm having to frequently monitor and top off the coolant and have been holding off as long as possible taking it in yet a third time since I've owned it for this problem. The headlights need replaced on almost a yearly basis to have clear bright light.

The thing I love about this vehicle is that it consistently holds up. No matter what sort of long distance we put it through, it always keeps going. I had to commute 2 hours a day to a full-time position out of town and this car got me through every weather condition, road condition, and extra impediment that I can think of. Even after nearly 200,000 miles, my car is still holding up just fine and I'm still commuting daily.