2022 Chevy Malibu Premier 2.0T | The Final 2.0T Malibu?! 

Like that you mentioned the mpg plus I really like the rocket part as I have my eye on this model for making some road trips. Hard to find a Premiere

Awesome to hear! That seems odd about the gauge cluster but luckily that is what warranties are for.

I'd rather drive a Hyundai than push a Chevy... cheap plastic interiors... I can see you haven't been in a Kia or Hyundai recently (if ever). There's just no comparison in quality. You can keep your cheap plastic interiors with weak drive trains any day.

@@wolfshanze5980 you will be pushing that Korean crap very shortly dont worry. Or engine fire like most Hyundai's and Kia's.

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@@danielcoroado3063 Nice to know you only live in the past, dont realize they are making completely different engines, and their new engines have had zero problems for years... are you always this out-of-touch with current tech? I bet you still think all Fords come equipped with exploding gas tanks as completely uninformed you are. Maybe do a little research before you open your mouth, you just sound bigoted and stupid when you talk about things you don't understand. Your information is out of date. Check CURRENT reviews on Korean cars... you may notice everyone is impressed with them and Chevy's NEVER make the top lists (for a reason, they suck).

I think the seats are very good as a whole. The power adjustments allow anyone to get comfortable. My grandparents have had a 2016 Malibu 2.0T and as a whole its been rock solid.

emission laws the 2.0 turbo no longer passes federal emission laws .

@@danielcoroado3063 They’re so one sided about just emissions. Isn’t a more reliable engine a better trade off? We’ll never get net zero so idk the point.

@@42luke93 government emission targets for 2023 the 2.0 turbo cant pass emissions for 2023.

@@danielcoroado3063 yet the 2023 Toyota Camry passed with the 3.5 liter V6 engine. The last year the Camry will have the V6.

This isn't a true statement. Hyundai/Kia has current production of both a 2.0L Turbo and a 2.5L Turbo engine... 99.9% sure there are other manufacturers too... Chevy isn't "all automakers".

Thanks!!!

Most vehicles are easily capable of interstate speeds these days. The Malibu with 2.0T should be capable of 0-60 in around 6 seconds.

@@CarsMadeSimple Thank you. I appreciate the reply.

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@@CarsMadeSimple very quick sedan ..it will surprise you

I often have my cruise control set to 75+...for hours at a time. Top speed well over 100...

I'm not an expert opinion, but my educated guess (and it has some experience behind it) is NO. Basically when you order, you're waiting on new production to put-out the car/trim combination you're looking for to get allocated to the dealer. 2022 Malibu's are no-longer in production. I ordered a 2022 Tucson last summer, and midway through waiting for my 2022 order (placed in the middle of 2022), the 2023 models came out, no more 2022's were being made, and my 2022 Tucson order ended up being filled by a 2023 Tucson. Maybe Chevy is different and/or with some backlog of 2022 Malibu's, maybe... but to be honest, orders are generally allocated to new production, not seek and find... but maybe i'm wrong, but my final answer would be "no".

@@wolfshanze5980 so why does it shoes 2022 models on chevy’s official website

No you cannot because the 2022 model is no longer in production. Manufacturers typically show the current and prior years on their websites. If you are interested, we still have a couple 2022 Premier's.

@@mumbaikarinla7488 Boils down to "seeing a car available for purchase on a lot" vs "ordering a new one per your specifications". Back to my original reply, if you're ordering something, it's going to be new production to fill it, which in this case would be a 2023 model since 2022's are no-longer in production. As for "why does Chevy still list 2022's on the website"... I'd say that's because 2022's are still sitting on lots here and there, so customers may want info on what's on the lot (features, specs, etc). It's not really meant for "yes let me order last year's model". At the end of the day, ignore me and what I say, if you're dead-set on a 2022 model, you need to move fast... go to a dealership and ask around. Every day that passes into 2023, 2022's will just be rarer and harder to find new, and to get a "used" 2022 in 2023, that usually spells "REPO".

@@CarsMadeSimple do you have malibu 2022 premier with enhanced driver confidence package in white color??

For 2023, many of the safety features became standard.

@@CarsMadeSimple I bought a 2022 premier and I was disappointed when it didn’t come with blind spot monitoring and adaptive cruise

@@countryboy4920 which is crazy because i own a 2021 Redline edition which is based on LT model and has all those features except adaptive cruise. I have lane keep assist, forward collision alert/pedestrian alert, blind spot monitoring, auto high beams. The only thing my trim doesn't have is 2.0T, ventilated seats, heated steering wheel, rear heated seats and 120V power outlet. The premier should have EVERYTHING standard....that's the point of top line trim.

Yes!

@@CarsMadeSimpleIs CHEVROLET dealer offering the lifetime power train warranty ?