Overview & Reviews
On the 2007 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx, the front airbags incorporate "dual-stage" technology, meaning the force of deployment can vary according to the severity of the crash. In addition, the OnStar system now offers "Turn-by-Turn" navigation and the 3.5-liter V6 offers more power via the adoption of variable camshaft timing.
- Hatchback design allow easy cargo loading, spacious cabin with adjustable rear seats, standard V6 provides performance with fuel efficiency, comfortable ride, excellent crash test scores, remote-start feature.
- Stability control and manual gearbox are not available.
- Bland interior design and materials, mediocre steering and brakes, less cargo space than true wagons
User Reviews:
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Great mid-size car - 2007 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx
By kagohio - May 2 - 7:56 amI have had my Maxx for 6 months and put 15,000 miles on it due to my commute and the Maxxhas impressed me every one of those miles. The seats are comfortable, the ride is smooth and quiet and most of the controls are easy to reach and read. . . and the sterring wheel radio controls are great. Have not been to the garage except for 2 oil changes. The rear wiper is great in the rain and snow to keep clear view out the back.
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Great car - 2007 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx
By JP53202 - February 16 - 1:26 amFirst off, the auto press nit-picking about the steering, gruff engine and interior simply are not true. The electric steering is just fine, it adjusts to vehicle speed and there is all the feedback of a hydraulic unit. I notice no difference and I have driven a lot of cars in my life. As for the engine, its just as quiet and smooth as the V6 in my moms Lexus RX300. The interior, well, on the LT its cloth, not leather, but its just as swank as my work mates Accord LX - its workaday, no doubt, but for a mid-line interior its got what the others do. This car also handles and brakes very well, too. Dont let the press fool you - this car is every bit the equal of its Japanese competition.
