Accidentally clicked another video and was like oh nooooooo tried looking for you again and couldn’t find it but we remembered your name and quickly resumed 😌 point is thank you for your review it was thoughtful and insightful. I look forward to your update :)
Thank you for the kind words! 😁 I'm glad my review helped you! If you haven't seen the video on how it's been having it for these three years it's my most recent video!
@@bayoubackroads9348 thank you! The main deciding factors for me is the safety features. Do they come with the car or do you have to purchase a package to get them included? Do they work properly? What would the lane assist do if you come across a road that was repainted in a different direction causing there to be faint lines in the wrong spot? Which lines would the car follow? So many questions but no answers anywhere!
For most cars safety options are extras and come in a safely bundled package and usually add another 1,500-2,000 to the price depending on manufacturer, and their are usually different tiers as well. As far as the Malibu goes, it follows lines perfectly. If there's construction and a lane shift where they have faded lines and new lines, it will follow the new ones in every experience I've had, but it will also just turn the lane assist off if there is too much confusion in the lines. I will do my best top include more information like that in the future, but some things you just have to feel out over time when using the vehicle
Around town it gets less than rated. Typically around 27 at the lowest if you're doing purely city driving. On the interstate on road trips I've gotten on the edge of 40 mpg.
@@famousblvck i love my 2017 malibu. Lacks some features but its a nice stylish comfortable daily driver that's good on gas although it has a small tank.
This one is an early 2017 and still has the 6 speed automatic, it’s a fairly slow shift but doesn’t give me any trouble. I have not driven the ones with a CVT but I also don’t hear anything bad about them. I personally don’t enjoy most CVTs from an enthusiasts point of view because it makes the driving experience feel more numb
I do still have it. Currently at 91,000 miles after many road trips and daily driving use. Still enjoy it all the time and haven’t had any major issues
Accidentally clicked another video and was like oh nooooooo tried looking for you again and couldn’t find it but we remembered your name and quickly resumed 😌 point is thank you for your review it was thoughtful and insightful. I look forward to your update :)
Thank you for the kind words! 😁 I'm glad my review helped you! If you haven't seen the video on how it's been having it for these three years it's my most recent video!
I just got one and I’m still getting used to it it’s only been a day and a half
Looking into getting one myself
It would be cool and helpful to see the safety features in action or have them be addressed more!
Thanks for the feedback! I will try and be more in depth of safety and other features in the future!
@@bayoubackroads9348 thank you! The main deciding factors for me is the safety features. Do they come with the car or do you have to purchase a package to get them included? Do they work properly? What would the lane assist do if you come across a road that was repainted in a different direction causing there to be faint lines in the wrong spot? Which lines would the car follow? So many questions but no answers anywhere!
For most cars safety options are extras and come in a safely bundled package and usually add another 1,500-2,000 to the price depending on manufacturer, and their are usually different tiers as well. As far as the Malibu goes, it follows lines perfectly. If there's construction and a lane shift where they have faded lines and new lines, it will follow the new ones in every experience I've had, but it will also just turn the lane assist off if there is too much confusion in the lines. I will do my best top include more information like that in the future, but some things you just have to feel out over time when using the vehicle
I just got one with 19k miles my only complaint is the gas mileage doesn't seem very good what's your take on the gas mileage on this car?
Around town it gets less than rated. Typically around 27 at the lowest if you're doing purely city driving. On the interstate on road trips I've gotten on the edge of 40 mpg.
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@@bayoubackroads9348 i think I judged it.too soon. It has a small tank but it retains real good gas mileage. Really.pleased with this car
Would you guys recommend buying one??
I just seen a 2017 malibu with 85k miles for $11k online and im going to see it soon
@@famousblvck i love my 2017 malibu. Lacks some features but its a nice stylish comfortable daily driver that's good on gas although it has a small tank.
I have a 2017 and it has the CVT transmission, I have read a lot of bad things about it Should I be consernd about it. ?!?
This one is an early 2017 and still has the 6 speed automatic, it’s a fairly slow shift but doesn’t give me any trouble. I have not driven the ones with a CVT but I also don’t hear anything bad about them. I personally don’t enjoy most CVTs from an enthusiasts point of view because it makes the driving experience feel more numb
What you gonna do with that $1.19 you got there?
😂
Still have the car?
I do still have it. Currently at 91,000 miles after many road trips and daily driving use. Still enjoy it all the time and haven’t had any major issues
@@bayoubackroads9348 very nice