Chevy Malibu specs: 2014-2015 Because of the new 2013 Malibu having lackluster sales, the Malibu was quickly freshened up for 2014 in the name of interior space and fuel economy. The grilles and front lights were tweaked for smoother airflow. The interior was moved around just a bit to address complaints about rear seat legroom. […]
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Chevy Malibu specs: 2013 The Malibu was redesigned for 2013 onto the Epslion 2 platform. It looks very similar to the outgoing 2012 version, though the Camaro-esque taillights and instrumentation are a giveaway to the newer model year. The headlights on this version have a slight stretched-backwards appearance. The 2013 is the model year that […]
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Chevy Malibu Classic specs: 2008 Note: The Malibu Classic was merely a one year continuation of the ’04-’07 Chevy Malibu, but this one was sold primarily to fleets. GM Platform: Epsilon Body Styles: sedan Trim levels: base/fleet Wheelbase: 106.3″ (sedan) F/R Track Width: 60.0″/59.3″ Overall Length: 188.3″ Overall Width: 69.9″ Overall Height: 57.4″ Turning Circle: […]
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Chevy Malibu specs: 1997-2003 GM Platform: N-body Trim Levels: base (’97-’03) LS (’97-’03) LS Gold Edition (’99 only) Body Styles: sedan Wheelbase: 107.0″ F/R Track Width: 59.0″/59.3″ Overall Length: 190.4″ Overall Width: 69.4″ Overall Height: 56.2″ Turning Circle: 36.3′ Curb Weight: 3100~ lbs. Available Engines: 2.4L Twin Cam I4 (’97-’99) 3.1L SFI V6 (’97-’99) 3.1L […]
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Chevy Malibu specs: 2004-2007 GM Platform: Epsilon Body Styles: sedan, 5-door hatchback Trim levels: base/LS, LT, LTZ, SS (’06 & ’07) Wheelbase: 106.3″ (sedan), 112.3″ (hatchback) F/R Track Width: 60.0″/59.3″ Overall Length: 188.3″ Overall Width: 69.9″ Overall Height: 57.4″ Turning Circle: 38.0′ Curb Weight: 3175-3320lbs. Available Engines: 2.2L Ecotec I4, 3.5L LX9 V6 (’04-’06), 3.5L […]
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Chevy Malibu Classic specs: 2004-2005 What is a Malibu ‘Classic’? These were essentially previous generation Malibus. However, Chevy Classics received the Ecotec engine that the previous Malibus never saw. Classics were relatively stripped down and meant for fleet use. You don’t want to screw up a good thing when you already have the rental and […]
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