The 2013 Chevrolet Malibu incorporates electric power steering, which in this vehicle is ahead of much of the competition. The one behind the Nav screen, the one under the cup holders, the 2 front door storages, how they extend well beyond what you see. The Malibu is not a complete bust on the inside though, as there are plenty of features that are standard or optional from the base model on up. The front end's a bit bluff, though, and the roofline and glass areas are small, especially when the Camaro's caught from a pure side view. The cabin is very quiet, and the Pioneer sound system sounds great. The recall began on October 28, 2013. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the Malibu four out of five stars in the rollover test and five stars in front and side crash tests, earning it a five-star overall rating.
Drivers enjoy an ample 42. You can see a full list of safety features. The recall began August 25, 2014. The Camaro is my second muscle car, so I thought I'd do it up right. OnStar telematics service is also included, free of charge, for six months. Cargo capacity on the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro remains limited but not out of line with the other vehicles in its category.
This could cause a gradual loss of battery charge and the illumination of the malfunction indicator light. Safety The 2013 Chevrolet Malibu shines when it comes to safety, with plenty of accident prevention features available as well as crash response options. In certain aspects, and for undiscerning buyers, the Malibu 2. The recall began April 21, 2015. The Chevy Malibu has an above-average reliability rating of four out of five from J. We are big fans of the hidden cubby holes.
The leather appointed seats suffer the same fate as they feel like anything but leather. Performance I tested the latest Malibu with its new base four-cylinder engine in various trims. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the Malibu five out of a five stars for overall rating, including five out of five stars for front- and side-impact protection. As necessary, dealers will replace the sun visor, free of charge. The little blue accents look so cool at night. Inside, the 2014 adds 1.
Driving Experience The driving experience of the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro feels smooth enough that drivers use it on a regular basis. And if the V-6 introduces a gulf, V-8 models flood it into an ocean. Then, the low roof loses all its clearance, and the Camaro comes up short. Recall Date 2013-01-23 Description General Motors is recalling certain model year 2013 Chevrolet Malibu vehicles, manufactured December 6, 2011, through January 15, 2013. It gets good safety scores and has composed handling, but it suffers from lackluster acceleration.
Above all other comers, the Camaro's final act is the most difficult one to reconcile. A convenient feature if you are holding lets say an infant. Although the seats are adequate, they can get slightly uncomfortable on long car rides and the ride can veer towards being choppy. The Malibu has an attractive cabin, and some models come with a simple infotainment system. The new engine also hopes to breathe life into the car, in terms of power and fuel efficiency. Plenty of options are then available as parts of packages, new trim levels, or independently. The wrap-around dash further highlights these poor materials, and the instruments, while being easy to read, are rather ugly.
You can feel good about buying a Malibu. Turning up the dial is an available sport suspension package on the base Camaro, especially considering its 3,800 pounds of heft. The downside of the Fusion is its poor reliability score. Otherwise, the Cruze is a great lower-priced alternative. Even the base versions carry enough features to please today's enthusiasts and tomorrow's collectors, and this year the Camaro makes strides in catching up to the Mustang's more complete list of options. Malibu shoppers wanting more power can choose the Malibu Turbo with its 259-hp, 295-lb-ft turbocharged 2. Chevy's Malibu has always struggled to be seen in the same light as the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and lately, the Hyundai Sonata and Ford Fusion.
Fans of shifting your own gears have plenty of good models to choose from. The interior features a refreshingly stylish dashboard design that stands out in the mid-size sedan segment. The is an with athletic handling, higher fuel economy estimates, and lower ownership costs than the Malibu. Braking is very good in the Malibu however. I would like a little bigger back seats and higher fuel. Performance I tested the latest Malibu with its new base four-cylinder engine in various trims. The Malibu has a great reliability rating, but you may still want to consider a certified pre-owned model for added peace of mind.