Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid

The Malibu’s cabin has been drastically revised from the previous generation. It now features a two-tone, twin-cockpit theme, with sweeping lines that move across the dash. The interior space is very dramatic and expressive. Consumers may be impressed with the car’s outward show, but will be absolutely floored when they get behind the wheel.

With regards to materials and attention to detail, the Malibu actually comes close to the Camry’s fit and finish. And it far surpasses the Altima, which has a bland interior design and noticeably cheaper materials.

Laminated, sound-deadening “quiet glass” not only keeps exterior noise out of the cabin, but allow for interior sounds to resonate. This means conversations between the front and back seats are much more audible and clear than in most mid-level automobiles. Furthermore, this feature allows occupants to better enjoy the 210-watt sound system.

Seats are comfortable with room enough for five and a 60/40 split folding rear seat which expands trunk space. Premium standards include voice-activated Onstar, and a barrage of six airbags.