2024 Chevy Malibu LT Honest Review | Best Economy Car?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- Hey Guys! This is my honest review of the 2024 Chevy Malibu LT! In this video I talk about what my first impressions were driving the Malibu for the first few days and my likes and dislikes about the car. I go through the 2024 Malibu's interior, features and drive it around giving it honest feedback on how it stands as America's last economy sedan!
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I bought the 2.0 liter full trim and it's surprisingly great for the value
Got my 2022 1LT and absolutley love it from day 1
Love my LS model. Ive had mine for about a month. It has blind spot monitor. Bought a $5 sunglass holder on amazon. Stereo had android auto, so i hook up youtube music and its wireless, never have to get my phone out. I love my bu!!
Good review of an under-appreciated car.
@@WNYfellow thank you!!
Honestly a shame it doesn't have blind spot monitor because it's so nice on a bike just seeing that little light pop up just to give you a feeling that maybe people will see you just a little bit more
I know it’s scary out there for sure man you gotta ride defensively at all times unfortunately. 🏍️💨
1LT does have blind spot monitor
This is currently the only American FWD sedan still in production and it’s planned to end production this November. Compare that to the 1980s when many such vehicles entered production and they continued until the late 2010s when the options were reduced to only this model. Sadly, this may be everyone’s last chance to get such a vehicle brand new. Because many foreign brands offer a large selection of cheap sedans and many Americans prefer SUVs over sedans, the odds of any American brand ever investing in a new sedan ever again are slim to none, except for the 4-door sedan variant of the Ford Mustang which Ford has officially considered but that’ll almost certainly be RWD-only. So this is it, everyone’s last chance to get a brand new American FWD sedan before the window is closed forever, thus marking the end of an era.
Wow! That's a very informative and interesting comment! I agree with everything you said and appreciate you taking the time to add your piece of advice and knowledge!
@@BrannAutoMedia When there’s excessively limited options for a type of car, it’s way too easy to pay extra attention in detail like this and explain them to car enthusiasts.
@@BrannAutoMedia BTW, this only includes ICE-powered models. Not only that, only vehicles with a proper sedan body are counted. So, for example, while the upcoming Dodge Charger will be ICE-powered and not just electric, it will be a liftback with a tailgate unlike its predecessor so it won’t be a true sedan anymore. After the Malibu is discontinued, the only American ICE-powered true sedans in production will be the Cadillac CT4 and CT5.
Just bought ine. Has blind spot monitor on the RS
Gotta have that leg room in the Chevys
I’m thinking about getting one of these because it seems simple and I like the look; however, everyone online seems to say it’s “unreliable”, which makes me worried.
I heard that the 1.5 L Turbo engines are bad
Since it’s been largely unchanged for the last few years, where does it fall in the category of reliability?
Been driving my Malibu LS for almost 3 years now. Over 18k miles and the car gave me zero issues. No maintenance required other than regular oil change.
@@joro7304 Thank you! It seems like a great value.
Has it on the LS too. Just got 1.
My 2022 LS doesn't have it, but mine came with a spare tire, which was nice.
nice,,, does it have those fake shifts on the cvt ?
No sunglass holder. No good place to put your phone. I still bought one. 6k off
I noticed that too! Was kind of disappointed about that as well!
@@BrannAutoMedia the paint is nice. I got a red RS for my daughter. She is getting great gas mileage and live the way it drives.
Where'd you put your phone and any pointers on haggling 6k off the price?