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Chevrolet’s 2017 Malibu has many strengths, but timing is not one of them. Chris Wardlaw calls non-rental versions aesthetically pleasing, managed to exceed the EPA-predicted mileage in his week with the turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cylinder exclusive to the Premier trim, and notes that the steering, braking, and suspension tuning make its driving dynamics the Malibu’s strongest feature. How unfortunate, then, that this satisfying sedan arrives while car shoppers seem intent on moving from cars to crossovers.
Wardlaw found the Malibu’s interior comfortable and appreciated its backseat air vents and USB ports. He also enjoyed its infotainment system, which now includes support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as Teen Driver features and the new Rear Seat Reminder for parents. The Malibu’s strong range of available driver-assistance and collision-avoidance tech can be adjusted for sensitivity and didn’t bother Wardlaw in the way similar systems have in other vehicles. Read the full review on CarGurus.com: cargur.us/h2CJt
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