Used Chevrolet Malibu for Sale in Kansas City, MO

The 2013 Chevy Malibu is a great car. Very good on gas, on the highway I can average around 26 MPG and city is around 21 MPG. The car is very sleek, big upgrade from the previous modeled Malibu. This Malibu has more of a sporty look, and the interior matches the style. I had the car for three years. The oil changes were the only thing that I had to do frequently. The Malibu also comes with an impressive sound system and Sirius XM (additional charge), built-in navigation system, and OnStar.

I was looking specifically for a previously Chevy sedan with little mileage. The car I selected was perfect. It was within my price range, had great financing options, a few perks that had been included with the original purchase. This was my 2nd time purchasing a Malibu. The first one performed great with very few issues. So far my current Malibu is meeting my expectations.

The 2005 Malibu Classic is a great car that has stood up against time and continues to run very well into older age. The car handles very well and was one of the best cars for normal everyday driving in 2005. With a good set of times, you’re able to traverse any weather or climate. I’ve driven through the deserts, big cities and rural areas and the acceleration and braking have all been great for the different conditions. There have been a couple times within rain that the car has hydroplaned but this arguably a tire issue and not an issue with the car. The design of the car was a classic Malibu design, that’s to say there’s not a lot of frills compared to newer and today’s Malibu's. There’s not a lot of aerodynamics compared to what we have today. However, you do get about 25 miles per gallon for city driving and 29 miles per gallon for high way driving. I’ve had the Malibu perform up to the speed of 80 miles per hour and chose to not go further from how it reacted to the speed. The Malibu has only been to the mechanic once for a major issue in the 8 years that I’ve had it. It needed one of the pistons replaced which cost $800. Outside of that with normal oil changes and replaceable parts being put in there’s not a lot of cost associated with the Malibu. I’ve done my own maintenance when it comes to head lights and tail lights going out, but a normal mechanic will charge about $50 - $80 if that’s something that you don’t do. This is and has been a great car. It doesn’t break down, it runs well in many environments, it has the normal designs and no frills of an older car, but the fact that you can have a car that runs as well from day 1 to 8 years later makes up for that.