2022 Chevy Malibu LT | The Forgotten Midsize Sedan

[@cantwealljustgetalong2]

it hasnt been "forgotten" by anyone but chevy itself. theres high demand for it and they sell every single one they make. the problem is they dont want to make them anymore because they are much lower profit than suvs that we are bing told that we want

[@paulwatson4574]

Great review,nice car excellent design and value for money definitely worth buying.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Thanks Paul!

[@Murat-bd6ye]

Очень красивый цвет 😍 моя душа лежит на этот цвет, хочу купить такую себе и привезти в Беларусь

[@Vibe69909]

Awesome Review

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Thanks!

[@rockford8915]

Very thorough review. Do you think the 2.0L with 9 speed automatic will be a more reliable powertrain versus the 1.5T with CVT transmission, over the long term? Subscribed.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Thank you! I have a relative with a 2016 Malibu 2.0T however they used the 8 speed at that time. It has been a very solid vehicle minus the shifter position sensor going out (Not detecting park correctly despite the vehicle indeed being in park). I would personally rather have the 2.0T with either transmission over the 1.5T/CVT.

[@kouadouconstantarmelagnima5148]

I like it

[@Murat-bd6ye]

Как доставить такую машину в Беларусь не знаете?

[@42luke93]

Wow 1.5L. Smaller than a Ford 1.8L on a compact suv. Are any engines naturally aspirated like a regular 2.0L engine or a V6?

[@TheSavage3.6]

no and the 1.5T chevy engine is one of the worst engines ever built

[@CarsMadeSimple]

The 1.5T is the only powertrain available for the Malibu after the 2022MY. The 2.0T is available on 2022MY and prior Malibu's going back many years and into the last generation.

[@42luke93]

@@CarsMadeSimple Thank you

[@freedhwy]

​@@TheSavage3.6what evidence do you have, supporting your statement that the 1.5 engine is "one of the worst engines ever built:?