Chevrolet Malibu Usados en Venta en San Antonio, TX

I bought it from a Catholic piano teacher in 2007. It was practically new. That car has been with me ever since. I've driven cross country in it, I've camped with it, gone to the beach with it. That car has taken me on numerous misadventures. With usual upkeep of oil changes, tune ups, and tires it lasted about more years before it needed actual repairs. Then they started small and got bigger. What I liked about the car was that it was dependable. I also liked that it had good gas mileage. This was during the time of the "gas crisis." I don't know if y'all remember that or not, but the cost of gas got to be upwards of 4/g. Insane! My car rarely cost more that 40 to fill in that time, and when the gas finally dropped, now it can cost less that 15 to fill up. One thing I didn't care for was the color. I've never been a fan of beige. The car is beige inside and out. Its still aging pretty gracefully despite being 20 years old. Just last week it got me from Galveston to Dallas and back again. This car has a surprisingly huge trunk. I have moved four times in the past three years, and to this day, I am continuously surprised with how big the trunk is. It can fit a maximum of six banana boxes, half my wardrobe, three French hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pair tree. That last part was a joke, but seriously, the trunk is huge.

Despite being an older vehicle, my Malibu has held up really well. I bought it years ago from my grandparents who were the first owners of the car and barely drove it. I've probably put 100k miles on it since then, and it still drives well, has never needed any major maintenance, and has never broken down on me. There are no rattles in the interior, the seats have held up nicely, and though it's definitely outdated at this point technology-wise, I don't feel like I'm missing out on much in this vehicle. Regular oil changes and checkups are all I really need to maintain this car, and of course little things like brake lights, etc.