Chevrolet have had enough. After receiving countless slack-off awards from reviewers, journalists and certain authorities, they will address the Malibu. Since most people feel that Chevrolet didn’t do too much, or rather, enough, when releasing the 2013 Malibu, the bow tie brand will revisit it. Taking up the same idea that Honda used when faced
Chevrolet’s medium segment sedan, the 2013 Malibu is about to get a bit of a change in its life. It’s not a facelift, not a special edition and it’s not even a recall. Thankfully for everybody involved, the only thing that’ll change in the life of the Malibu is the badge going on the front
Chevrolet’s Malibu hasn’t really had that long a period on sale but the American company is gearing up to introduce a brand new version. The large sedan isn’t getting a new trim level or a new facelift, it’s actually getting a new powerplant. Allegedly it’s one that’s in tune with the times. The 2013 Chevrolet
We may take new cars for granted and often forget to appreciate the amount of development that goes into the stuff not easily available to the eye. General Motors decided to remind us about this situation by telling us just how much fine, tuning and testing went into the appearance of the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu.
After an initial thrill from GM as there was word of the Chevrolet Malibu getting a new Coupe version that idea seemed to fade away. Today however, General Motors buried that idea and rumor as they’ve said that the Chevrolet Malibu Coupe is no longer happening. Further more, GM’s vice president of global design said
There are so many things to be watched for in the automotive industry it can be very easy to overlook things that keep car makers alive. “Bread and butter” cars like the Chevrolet Malibu are so well integrated into the landscape we barely pay attention to them and that’s unfair.
More news from Detroit as General Motors has just announced better sales figures for this month when compared to last year’s April disastrous sales. Mind you, while this April 2010 has better sales than April 2009 it’s still 2% down on March 2010.
General Motors had planned to to bring the seven-seater Chevrolet Orlando crossover to the United States but has recently reconsidered and decided not to do it after all. According to Mark Reuss, GM’s president for North America, the man who made the decision to cancel these plans the brand needs to focus on the existing models
Here we got some really cool spy photos but at the same time, I have to tell you that there are just two of them and the rest of the photos are some official photos from the interior of the 2012 Chevrolet Malibu and also with the engine of it. People are also saying that
