Are chevys good for cars, or only in trucks and SUV's?

Asked by Jazmine Apr 08, 2016 at 08:51 AM about the 2009 Chevrolet Malibu 1LT FWD

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Good question! You will probably get many opinions on this. Here's mine, which I try to base on facts- I don't think the cars would be any less reliable than the trucks- disclaimer: I don't like any of these 21st Century vehicles- but since we are here, in this place and time, and people still want to buy new cars, I will try to be accepting- and give you an educated opinion- I don't think the Chevys are any less reliable than any other cars these days- maybe down the line- but better than Hyundais, Audis, Rovers, etc. in other words, you could do worse- and I must say I like the styling on the Chevy Cruz- the way it looks must mean something-

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I know someone will disagree , but the cars which were made for fleet services are usually made better. Malibu , impala , and high performance cars like z28 and corvette.

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