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moman1 · 06-04-2008, 10:43 PM

I've been keeping my eyes on the Malibu ever since it came out. I don't like to buy the first year of a major redesign so a company can work out the kinks. Unfounded or not, it gives me peace of mind. I'm a little disappointed in the size of the rear seat. Granted, if it were my car, I wouldn't be sitting back there. But I don't want to worry about anyone else that has to sit back there. I also question GM's technology with hybrids. If Ford can make a small SUV get 34 mpg in the city, why can't GM make a sedan that beats it? Beyond those two gripes, it seems to be a great vehicle.

I do have one other question I can't seem to get answered at the dealership. Does anyone know if it can be towed with all four wheels down? My next vehicle must be able to do that.

Thanks,

Mo

06-04-2008, 10:43 PM	#15 (permalink)
moman1 1.8 Liter ECOTEC Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Santa Maria California Drives: 2002 Camaro SS #4300 35th Anniversary Edition Posts: 54	Re: Malibu Rated #1 in Initial Quality I've been keeping my eyes on the Malibu ever since it came out. I don't like to buy the first year of a major redesign so a company can work out the kinks. Unfounded or not, it gives me peace of mind. I'm a little disappointed in the size of the rear seat. Granted, if it were my car, I wouldn't be sitting back there. But I don't want to worry about anyone else that has to sit back there. I also question GM's technology with hybrids. If Ford can make a small SUV get 34 mpg in the city, why can't GM make a sedan that beats it? Beyond those two gripes, it seems to be a great vehicle. I do have one other question I can't seem to get answered at the dealership. Does anyone know if it can be towed with all four wheels down? My next vehicle must be able to do that. Thanks, Mo __________________ Mo