Chevrolet Malibu Usados en Venta en Orlando, FL

So many problems. It was literally one thing after another. First, the paint started to peel. Really? And I didn't have the money for a paint job, so I just had my fiancé sand it down and spray paint it. Yeah, spray paint. It was that bad looking. Next to go was my power steering. I went to AutoZone, bought the part, and thought I had someone who knew what they were doing. They in fact, did not. So that was never fixed. Oh, my favorite one, the anti-theft lock randomly engaging, even while I was driving. And there was no way of turning it off, so it was just a waiting game. And then it randomly stopped doing that. The next thing was the fans stopped working. So one day, like 20 miles from home, my car decides to overheat. We were able to bypass that with a toggle switch and wire. We got that fixed. Then my serpentine belt decided to break in the middle of driving. Let me tell you - that was terrifying when you're in a steady flow of traffic, traveling at 60 mph, and then you come to a sudden stop. These are just the tip of the iceberg.

Not easy to look back to see oncoming traffic when trying to merge into a lane. The back post blocks a good view. The camera is a help in certain situations but is also a distraction in other situations. Some people feel that if they are watching the camera, they are safe in backing--however, I find that I need to use my mirrors and look left and right before backing out of a spot. The camera does not cover a vehicle approaching from the side. I do not like the "stop and go" feature where the engine turns off when the brakes are applied (like at a stop light). This may be saving a bit of gas, but I am sure that an ignition that has to be replaced because of overuse would be quite costly. There is also the stress feeling when sitting in high traffic area and the car decides to shut off in the middle of the road.