Chevy Malibu 2012 or 2013?? Is it worth it?
My husband and I are looking to trade in our mustang for a more fuel efficient and "reasonable" car. We've been researching and test driving a lot of cars, and have narrowed it down to a Chevy Malibu. The problem is, I'm in love with the new body style and overall features of the 2013, but there are some very excellent rebates on the 2012 model. My husband said we should go with the 2012 since it would end up being a $4,000 difference in pricing between the two after the rebates. So I would like to know, is the 2013 really worth the extra money?? And looks aside, is there much difference between the two years? Thanks in advance!
Need a car similar to Chevrolet Impala?
I want a car similar to the impala lt. My mom just got one so I don't want the same exact car. I don't want a chevy brand car not because they're not good but because my family has all chevy's right now. I want a car that is about the same size as impala, 210 hp minimum, 211 torque minimum and similar price to it. I would get a honda or a toyota but paying alot for a 4 cylinder is crap. Please reccomend a car. I was thinking Mitsubishi Lancer....
2014 Chevy Impala vs 2014 Ford Fusion?
i'm getting my first car in a couple months, so which car is better?? and why I live in iowa so there will be SNOW! i will drive this to school, and sporting event (some of my sporting events are 30 miles away) I might get the ford fusion that is half electric and half gas, so i dont know if thats the hybrid or the energi (please comment which one that is) it says its like 47 MPG. It can do eletric or gas.
Is it a bad idea to buy a brand new car?
Visit a Chevrolet dealer and ask about the cost to tag and register a new car. Where I live (Wisconsin) USA, license and registration is the same whether you buy a junker or a new car. Late model low miles used cars are often priced so high as to make the new car a better idea. Impalas and Malibu's can usually be had at the dealer invoice price which is a considerable discount from sticker price. Kelly Blue Book and other web sites can give you the invoice price for the model you are interested in. Visit a dealer first and figure out what you want, then ask to see the invoice on that car. If the dealer will not provide it get it from a web site. Invoice is not the true dealer cost, as they get volume incentives for their profits. The new cars I bought at a nice discount, took good care of and kept a long time have cost me less per year and per mile than used cars I had owned. The new car comes with a nice warranty, and you needn't be concerned about prior accidents, floods, or poor maintenance by a prior owner. Regarding Impalas and Malibu's versus Toyotas, etc, we have owned Two Impalas and four Toyotas in our family over the past 8 years. All were good cars but the Impalas were the most trouble-free, and the tires and brakes lasted longer than on the Toyotas. Insurance would be a little higher for a new car but in our locale, not a big difference. Happy shopping.
How much does it cost to repair a fusible link on a 2007 Altima 2.5S?
What Shop says: Only a Nissan Dealership can program I-Keys and they must have all the I-keys. And another issue some fuse links on the battery positive post are only available with the engine harness. How did the positive post get shorted to ground? How many more electrical units are not going to function when power is restored? Sorry for such bummer information this early in the morning.