Used 2015 Chevrolet Malibu Consumer Reviews
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Super reliable. These cars hit 200,000.miles easy
Car is peppy and great on gas. Handles great im at 100,000 miles. Bought it new. Tires and brakes is all ive replaced
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going into my forth year of ownership I can hardly believe I have not had a single problem
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Under rated and under appreciated
Great car. We have been pleasantly surprised the ride and the room of our 2015 Chevy Malibu. In 70,000 miles we have had no major repairs or breakdowns. Mileage in great - overall with daily driving it averages about 35-36 MPG
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Do People Really Test Drive These Cars
Since its just the two of us interior is ok. Dash easy to read, front end hard to tell where that's why you notice other cars crunched. Mirrors are limited have to double check. Road noise is like driving with windows down you can hear everything like the Kia Rio they loaned us. The turbulence of mirrors is annoying and in a head wind drowns out radio. GM has known about this since 2014 did not fix till now on all 2016 models. With 7800 miles already have loss in power does not roll over hills as easy. Dealer say everything normal we only notice since we`ve driven from start. I`m glad they got rid in eco system nothing like sitting in 110 degrees and it shuts off takes more power to cool down. Checked out 2016 can not believe this is there car of year less options than 2015.
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2015 Malibu, "How to Disable The auto start stop"
Well I purchased my 2015 Chevy Malibu Ls Jan' 2015 the first time I test drove the the car I liked it a lot except for that annoying auto start stop feature for me and for a lot of other people judging by the reviews it was a deal breaker and I walked away from it, but then I started thinking and I came up with a way to disable it, and I purchased the car and disabled that annoying feature so here it is this is how it's done. Purchase a new hood latch with sensor/switch, carefully remove the switch sensor from it its held in place with a rivet, just drill the tipi top of the rivet and it will come right off, tape the switch sensor closed with electrical tape and put a small zip tie around it, open the hood, right next to the hood latch you will see where it plugs in, unplug the original and plug in this new taped closed switch, use a couple of zip ties to hold it in place and that is it. Leave the original hood latch and switch in place. if you change your mind just plug the original switch back in. Now when you start the car you will get the "HOOD OPEN" light on your dash, just press "MENU" on the turn signal lever and it goes away you can now drive your car and it will not shut off unless you turn the ignition key off, just as it should be. You will do this every time you restart the car. Well that is it the new hood latch is about $40.00. I did this a year ago and it works for me. this should also work on 2014,15,16,17 Malibu and Cruze. good luck
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