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Subscribe to this threadBuyers dropping more coin on the 2008 Chevy Malibu
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Robert O @ Mar 30th 2008 2:28PM
This is great news, and proof that GM can build a world class car (even if I don't personally like the two-toned interior). But I can't figure out why this car gets all the kudos, when, stylistically and option-wise, it isn't much of a step apart from the Fusion. Oh well.
John @ Mar 30th 2008 2:42PM
If you looked at the interior and felt the ride quality you would know the Malibu is the real deal and a true competitor to Camry and Accord. The Fusion is just a pretender and not much more than fodder for the likes of Hertz and Avis.
Robert O @ Mar 30th 2008 5:20PM
I've driven a Fusion, and I've sat in both of them. I've also driven Camry and Accord. Never driven the Malibu, but if materials and looks are all that matter, the Fusion isn't any different; I think it is just perception and media hype.