Chevy Malibu

The first Malibu was a subseries of the Chevrolet Chevelle built from 1964 to 1972. The Malibu was sold in various bodystyles. Of these bodystyles were included a four-door sedan, and even a station wagon. Interiors were a reminder of more high-end models due to various cloth and vinyl upholstery. Two of the first models came in all-vinyl. Many different car buyer were drawn to the Chevy Malibu due to its multiple, practical applications. This was a car sure to change America's idea of automotive practicality and versatility.

As the years went on, the same assortment of bodystyles were continued with a few styling adjustments reminiscent of the Chevelle. A few of these changes included a redesigned grille and tail section. The tail lights at this point wrapped around the rear of the vehicle. In 1967 the Malibu station wagon rolled off the assembly line with faux-wood trim. Front disc brakes were an option not available before. Music lovers were also able to purchase the Malibu which included a stereo 8-track tape player.

Since 1964 there have been seven generations of the Chevy Malibu. The Malibu was reengineered in 2008 to be the most ambitious generation yet. The 2008 model was brought to life by Bryan Nesbitt. Fresh ideas in engineering and function went into the remodeling of the new Chevy Malibu. The idea was to bring a brave design in union with the traditional ideas first used when developing the Malibu. Chevrolet didn't want to lose what first brought car buyers into showroom in the 1960's. Those who were a fan of the Chevy Malibu then are sure to also fall in the love with the new models. That is the whole idea when Chevy announced its seventh generation was ready for viewing. Auto shows around the country showcased the Malibu and America cheered.

The seventh generation Malibu is built on a wheelbase similar to the Saturn Aura, and Pontiac G6. This exceptional choice in automobile exudes grace and muscle. The Malibu enjoys an immense popularity in the mid-sized sedan market. The Malibu is a car full of great features to create an ideal driving experience. The safety features found in this car is a cut above the rest. The Chevrolet Malibu passes every criteria of safety set by the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration. The reason the Chevy Malibu has been loved by Americans is because it appeals to families beginning a new life, and the single adult looking for a sedan worthy of praise. It commands respect on the road as well as keeping those inside safe in the face of an accident.

The midsize sedan market is one of the most competitive in the car buying game, Chevrolet has given Malibu an unbeatable line of features not standard on many vehicles. Chevrolet has found that a significant amount of car buyer looking at the Malibu will be married. With so many couples, there are children. The family's safety thus became a focal point of Chevrolet's new vision of their seventh generation Malibu. Not only does this vehicle have style, it's also perfect for new families who aren't ready sacrifice elegance for safety.