Chevrolet has a great new Malibu, which debuted at the New York auto show and goes on sale later this year. But the new car grabbed the baton from a late model Malibu that fell behind in
mid-size race. It just wasn't great in any way, and in a segment as competitive as mid-size cars, not great is terrible. And that puts Malibu in eighth place out of ten. “We've got to get people
to fundamentally think differently about Chevrolet,” said Chevy cars marketing director Steve Majoros.
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