The Chevy Malibu is a vehicle that will give you your money's worth. My car has nearly ninety thousand miles on it, and has had no major problems. The interior is starting to have some problems at this point, but that's a small price to pay. It certainly doesn't affect the working ability of the vehicle.

This car has been the most exceptionally durable vehicle I've ever owned. Purchased in 2003, it's still going strong in 2017, and has required very few repairs in that long 14 years. It's a powerful enough vehicle for New England winters, and offers greater-than-usual control on the snow and ice. The engine has run smoothly every day for 14 years, with only minimal maintenance. The AC and heat are the most powerful I've ever experienced; the car warms up almost instantly (unusual for such a large sedan) and cools down rapidly in the summertime. Fuel consumption is about average. Probably better than most cars of 2003, and the electrical system has worked flawlessly. The body itself, while shiny and reluctant to dent, is rather clunky, lacking the sleek lines of other Chevy models.