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It’s electric! Well, half of its powertrain is -- and it’s good for 32 mpg. by Dan Weil Chevrolet may be late to the hybrid race, but with the new Malibu Hybrid they’re ready to take their share of green-minded family-sedan shoppers. The Malibu Hybrid starts life on the outside as a standard Malibu sedan. But instead of the more usual V-6 engine, there’s a 2.4-liter Ecotec four-cylinder engine mated to an electric motor and battery pack. The Malibu’s mild-hybrid system improves...Read Full Story

The Car, the Town and the Doll Finally Reach Parity By Ms. Cocoa Efficient Spare me the feigned incredulity and the “I don’t do American” routine, because like so much of what’s rolling out of the newly reborn GM, Chevy’s mid-size Malibu sedan truly has undergone a miraculous rebirth. Playing in the same league as the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry can be as risky as wearing a pair of Jimmy Choo pumps to a Tickle Me Elmo Christmas sale, but sometimes a girl’s gotta do what a girl’s gotta...Read Full Story

2000 Chevrolet Malibu Practical and affordable mid-size comfort. By Kevin Ransom Overview Chevy's Malibu is popular for its combination of comfort, quietness, practicality and affordability. This is Chevy's five-passenger family centerpiece. It has to compete with the Ford Taurus, Honda Accord and Toyota Camry, the best-selling cars in America, but the Malibu makes a good account of itself among mid-size cars. Chevrolet sold more than 218,500 of them last year. The Malibu provides a good...Read Full Story

When  we first moved to the horse capitol of the world I had no idea what was in store. We had spent every last dime just to move here from Colorado. The first few months were rough. There were many meals that consisted of cereal, oatmeal, and tuna fish sandwiches. Thanks to the WIC program or we would have had to go to the food shelter for some food. But we survived and soon things ironed themselves out. My husband found a job managing a store in the mall and for awhile things seemed to be...Read Full Story

  By Brendan Moore 11.05.2007 If you watch television, you have seen the commercials for the new Chevrolet Malibu. If you spend time on the Internet, you have seen the ads for the new Malibu. And if you are an automotive writer, you have probably been invited by General Motors to drive the new Malibu. GM is making a big bet on the redesigned Malibu and they are focused on making certain that everyone who might want to know about Chevrolet’s new mid-size mass-market sedan gets a chance to hear...Read Full Story