New 2016 Chevrolet Malibu For Sale In North Carolina
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The Chevrolet Malibu entered its latest ninth generation with the 2016 model year following a debut at the 2015 New York Auto Show. Now, we found this brand-new 2016 Malibu listed for sale by a dealer in North Carolina, which is offered at nearly 50 percent off MSRP.
The 2016 model year brought a complete overhaul for the Chevrolet Malibu nameplate, with improvements made to the safety, comfort, fuel economy, and general vehicle refinement, all which addressed the criticisms aimed at the preceding eighth generation. Outside, the 2016 Malibu grew 2.3 inches in overall length compared to the 2015 model year, and comes with a chiseled, angular styling approach for the front end. This particular model is covered in Iridescent Pearl Tricoat paint, and comes with 18-inch aluminum wheels.
This 2016 Chevrolet Malibu also comes with the Driver Confidence Package, which adds features like IntelliBeam automatic high-beam headlamps, as well as city-speed front automatic braking, front pedestrian braking, Front and Rear Park Assist, Lane Keep Assist, and several other digital safety features.
Inside the cabin, we find Jet Black Premium upholstery, plus a built-in 4G LTE WiFi hotspot, an eight-way power adjustable driver’s seat, and SiriusXM Satellite Radio. This 2016 Chevrolet Malibu is also equipped with the Convenience and Technology package, which adds features like a remote vehicle starter, a 120-volt power outlet, and leather for the shift knob and steering wheel.
Under the hood is the turbocharged 2.0L I4 LTG gas engine, which produces 250 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. Output is routed to the front wheels by way of an eight-speed automatic transmission.
Now, this 2016 Chevrolet Malibu is up for sale from Randy Marion Chevrolet Buick Cadillac in Mooresville, North Carolina, listed at $16,988. That’s a whopping $13,502 off the original MSRP of $30,490.
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I like the present Malibu generation, as I rent one from Enterprise every time I visit my family in Florida. But, unless GM and Chevy decide to make a full hybrid version using the Volt technology (and I don’t care about losing trunk space), I will not buy one. GM has lost the midsized sedan market to the imports which are offering hybrid versions of their sedans. That shows how shortsighted GM and Chevy are doing their marketing, and letting the imports take away domestic sales on purpose.
They already quit building the Volt based Malibu Hybrid. It’s not likely they’ll suddenly decide to start building that again.
Articles like this is what is driving GMA down. This is not news but an advertisement
I kind of disagree. I think the “Random Guy Renders Idiotic Vehicle” articles are much worse.
If I would have known how many issues I was going to have with the 2016 malibu I would have never bought it. I bought it because of the new features and the new body style. Now after having the car just a little over 4 years I am having tons of issues. The drivers side window is messed up, the paint is starting to fade on the roof of the car and the hood, the car wont shift into park sometimes and get a message that says to shift into park, service Keyless start system, wheel stud came loose in the wheel, check engine light comes on sometimes when i.get gas. I have had many gm vehicles and I have never had any issues with them. This is the first GM vehicle I have had problems with.
Ah,the 8-speed tranny. No problems there! LOL
The 8-speed in this model has nothing in common with the problematic 8-speed for rear-drive applications.
With your next paycheck, buy a sense of humor. Or your $1200 gift check from the Orange Menace.
I’m wondering why they hid this car for 4 almost 5 years and why it hasn’t sold in that time period, rather unusual to have a new car in stock for so long?
The car is haunted and three people died while taking a test drive. Be careful!
I like the present generation Malibu also but it is a good representation of GM’s mediocrity. It is a fine rental car or fleet vehicle for the local utility company but the competition has much more drivetrain and interior choices that are overall better quality.
GM are idiots for thinking of cutting the Malibu. These things are just flying off the lots.
We got nearly $20,000 off a Impala LTZ For my wife’s aunt that was left over and sitting on a dealer lot for a year and a half. They had 8 of them.
Funny I just went to a total of 12 Chevy dealers this past weekend on my way home from visiting a friend, who lives 3 hours away, and saw a total of 1 new 2020 Impala on any of those dealer lots and it was sitting in the back where nobody could see it unless you drove way out of the way. No other new or leftover Impala’s anywhere to be seen. You must live in a peculiar area where everybody is truck/SUV or foreign car crazy like California for instance?
This happens because of poor management of the dealership; then again, I still remember seeing a 2016 Cadillac ELR on sale for just $35K which was about $40K less than retail.
This is very curious and tells me this dealer is really dumb or this car got somehow lost in the shuffle. Note that is is a one year only model offering being an LT 2.0 turbo. For 2017 onward the 2.0T was exclusively a Premier engine. If anything this was the best way to get a Malibu if you didn’t want to spend over 30K and didn’t need leather, 19″ wheels and some of the tech items but still got the most powerful engine choice. I’m shocked somebody hasn’t snatched this up for that price as used 2017 1.5T LT models with as much as 20K miles are still being listed for 14995 -15995 or so at most dealers. This car has the power engine option, a leather wheel and shifter and the convenience and tech package which some of the rental cars didn’t get.
I am curious as to what went wrong with the sale of this car! I own a 2017 Malibu and this car has more toys on it than mine. I didn’t pay 30k and I received a 4500 discount from Chevy!