Used Chevrolet Malibu for Sale in Rome, GA

First, let me preface this by saying I'm a huge Chevy fan to begin with, so that greatly influence my car-buying decision. When I saw the Chevy Malibu with the shiny gold GM logo on both the driver & passenger side doors, I was hooked. I like the modern overall design of the vehicle, and how it drives/handles. The V6 is quite a step up from my old 4 cylinder Cavalier. The seats are adjustable in a few different ways, so it's fairly easy to get comfortable if you play around with the settings a bit. (Could be better, though.) The trunk is huge! My friends like to say you could put a few bodies back there, haha. From the position I keep my seat back from the dash based on my height, there is a bit of a blind spot where the panel for the driver's side door is. If I'm looking left to make sure it's safe to pass someone or change lanes, I have started to go and then realized traffic wasn't clear. The car has been very dependable in the 3 years I've owned it (purchased used, too). I've only had to perform minimal, basic repairs, and not very often. There are some noises that the mechanic said I'll just have to live with unless I want to spend a large amount of money getting it repaired, which I wasn't happy about. It's standard for these Chevy vehicles, I'm told, but won't hinder safety/performance. It's just annoying to listen to. The gas mileage is decent for a V6. I get around 25 MPG in the city.

This Malibu has great handling on the road. It seems to have a very smooth ride as a driver as well as a passenger. The acceleration is a little bit of a drag. All the gauges are easy to read and notify me of my oil change schedule. I love the heated seats. While commuting back and forth to work the heated seats save my back, not to mention keep me warmer in the winter. When you commute as far as I do, gas mileage is a must. This Malibu has saved me 100's of dollars in fuel in the short 3 months I have owned it. The trunk is nice and roomy as well as deep, lots of carry space in there. I have noticed a few things I feel were bad design concepts in the interior. One being if you are over six feet tall, getting out can be a little painful to your head or forehead. I do have to comment on the overall interior cloth used on this model, it feels a little rough and of a cheaper quality. It seems to me they were trying to make it a sportier look by combining leather with cloth but failed to do so. The interior is black and could possibly be the reason it looks a little cheaply made.