2020 Chevy Malibu

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2020 Chevy Malibu welcome to our website carsauthority.com a website that discusses various types of car models that are popular in the world, we really expect our website to be your choice in speaking automotive world, I hope you enjoy our review. Chevrolet engineers are outside a prototype testing for updated Malibu. And judging by the amount of camouflage equipment that you use, a number of visual accompanied tweaks for medium with the car. In particular, it seems the front page of the magazine athletically fascia is a new design for the lights. The current Malibu, the ninth 38 generation of table, was introduced in 2016, which means that this update is likely to be a long way to mid-second cycle in the post.

The current range of engines should be transferred, although there are rumors that Chevy can add the 1.6-liter turbo diesel engine already found in the Cruze diesel. In the Cruze, the device is good for 136 horsepower and 236 pounds-feet of torque. Chevy can also make its 9-speed automatic with more drives available. The fuel-saving shift lever was added in 2017, but only for the top-of-the-line 2.0-liter turbo inline 4. Watch out for the updated Malibu to be revealed in the first half of 2018, as a 2019 model.

Limousines are dwindling in popularity among mainstream power, so the competition in this segment that much harder. The Malibu, although it is a staple in Chevy’s line-up, has not escaped the decline. Sales in the first six months of 2017 came at 83,899 units, by about 30 percent on the same period a year ago. The picture is much gloomier for the Malibu’s Big Brother, the Impala, which could axed to claims the car. It sold just over 30,000 units in the first six months of 2017 and was thus over 40 percent above the period a year ago.

Chevrolet’s medium sized sedan seems to have paid a visit to the plastic (or sheet metal) surgeon based on this spy photos. It just seems the front and back of this Malibu have gone under the knife as they are the hardest covered. The middle part has only one camouflage vinyl wrap, and from what we can say seems to be the same as the current version.

At the top of the front, it seems that the lower half of the Malibu Grill is lower than the current model. In turn, it looks like the lower shot was reduced in height. Under the spotlights we can see that the fog and side openings have changed the shape. They seem to be upswept more than the current versions.

The tail of the Malibu has seen more significant changes than the nose. Compared to the current car, the trunk cover was not as dramatic from a bow, and the tops of the fenders were raised. The result is a rear deck that, while less curvy, looks wider and more like the front-end planted.