I have heard and red that there are no new exterior colors for the "all new 2008 malibu." Is this true? No shades of green or red or anything different than what everyone else offers? Hope not. Cause it would be a shame, as every car on the road today seems to be grey, black, white or blue. How boring that is.

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Asked by dennydude Sep 14, 2007 at 01:05 PM about the 2008 Chevrolet Malibu

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Yes, I have heard this too, and it is a shame. I miss the days of wild INTERIOR colors as well, like reds, blues, greens, etc. Shopping for a Toyota Corolla for mom, it seemed like every car on the lot was white or silver. Sucks.

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This isn't really a reply, just a question. Do you have the '08 Malibu and if so how do you like it? I have an '06 and I am in love with it. I was actually thinking of getting another Malibu but I'm not crazy about the body style of the '08. I just wanted some honest feedback from someone who actually has one, and not just the info I can find on the website. Thanks.

Hey Brandi - I bought a 2008 2LT Malibu in fire mist metallic... It's a head-turner and I get many positive comments about the body style and interior. It's a great car with 252hp V-6 and all of the creature comforts. I've had it six months and have no complaints.

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