Faults:

This car had so many problems and it is not a reliable car at all.

A/C doesn't work on 1 and 2 setting.

Brakes replaced very often.

Fuel pump replaced.

Fuel injectors replaced very often.

Front driver's side strut spring broke.

Crankshaft cracked (reason for getting ride of the car)

Driver's side window panel replaced.

General Comments:

Only get if you like fixing a car over and over again.

Faults:

Intake Manifold, serpentine belt replaced at 65000 miles.

2nd serpentine belt, water pump, new wires and plugs (foreign cars need them at 120000 miles!!) replaced at 83000.

General Comments:

The only thing I expected to put into this car at 83000 miles was new tires and brakes since I only drive on the highway.

But I've put in a intake manifold (this should be a recall, but GM knows they blew it) and now a water pump, all new wires, plugs, and coils for a total of $1800.

And to add insult to injury, the dealer charged me $80 to replace a light bulb and socket!!!

The only thing I like about this car is the split rear seats. Other than that I always felt it was a hunk of junk and not worth the $19000 I paid for it.

Should have kept my 92 corsica. Had NO PROBLEMS with it.

Won't buy another chevy.

Faults:

What hasn't gone wrong with the car?

First thing, about two years after purchasing the vehicle; the electrical stopped working- couldn't roll the windows down, no radio, no air- nothing. Took it to the shop and the ignition switch had to be replaced. Cost $650.00.

Went to the beach and my car broke down. Took it to a nearby shop; had to have the alternator and the battery replaced. $450.00.

New problems!! Car is currently in the shop- Vehicle began overheating and when I tried to drive it, it would stall. Took it to one shop- I was told that the whole engine would have to be replaced and that it would cost a little under $3,000.00. I wasn't too happy with that; so I sat on it for two months. Last week I had it towed to a mechanic that I was referred to. He looked it over and said that the Intake Manifold Gasket had to be replaced. Fine, $629.88 later I picked the car up and drove it to work. It drove weird the whole way to work- called the mechanic and told him that it was still overheating and making a squealing noise. The mechanic sent a tow truck to my job to pick the car up. After the car got back to the shop- I got a call that it was the water pump that was out and needed to be replaced to prevent overheating. $113.00 Then, I got a call saying that after replacing the water pump- water is still spewing everywhere. Got a call about 10 minutes ago saying that the WHOLE radiator is going to have to be replaced. Wow, fun. Estimated cost to repair the radiator $450.00.

General Comments:

$2292.88 later and I still have a broken down Chevrolet Malibu LS, 6 cylinder, 3.1L engine. Oh what fun and I still owe a little over $5,000.00 for the stupid car.