Used Chevrolet Malibu for Sale in Denver, CO

I purchased my 2001 Chevy Malibu in 2006. It was five years old at the time, and I bought it without even test riding it, because I read it was a good vehicle. Immediately upon start, it had a tapping noise, however, on further investigation I found that this engine tapping noise was common in this vehicle, especially used, and not anything to worry about. From that day forward I have, and still have, the vehicle, and it has only required regular maintenance and replacement of parts that you would typically see fail from a car this old (2017, it's 16 years old with over 160k miles). The car has held up remarkably well for its age. Comfortable driving, with nice, soft fabric seating which is easily cleaned. Room enough for five occupants without being crammed in. The steering wheel is significantly adjustable and feels quite comfortable in your hands. I would recommend this car based on its age, but a newer model may suit your needs if you were to consider purchasing this brand of car. When I originally brought it, I should add, it did not have tinted windows. If your model does not have tinted windows, it is such a common model that the tinting is relatively cheap.

This is the second 2000 Chevrolet Malibu that we have owned. We paid cash for both of them. The first one we bought from a private party. The one we have now we bought from a dealership as a used vehicle. The trunk is a good size and can pack a lot in it. It is deep and wide. The car we have now has a tilt steering wheel and cruise control on the steering wheel. I like the tilt because it gets the steering wheel out of my line of vision when I am driving. I am very short so the windshield and back window are more difficult for me to see out of. The seats are comfortable for long trips. The controls are easy to reach and operate while driving. The headlights automatically are on low beam as soon as you turn the car on and shut off after a few seconds when you turn the car off. Someone put an aftermarket radio/CD player in this car, so it is a little more difficult to operate and reset than other ones. The valve cover gasket had to be replaced when I bought the car which added to our cost. We also had the water pump replaced at the same time. It is difficult for me to get the water coolant overflow bottle open to add water/coolant when I need to. That is the only way to add the water/coolant. There is no radiator cap. We like the trip odometer.