DETROIT – The all-new 2013 Malibu will be one of the first vehicles to offer Chevrolet MyLink – an all-new in-car infotainment package that gives customers a higher level of in-vehicle wireless connectivity and customized infotainment options while building on the safety and security of OnStar.

LS stands for “luxury sport” and is what is featured in the names of most of the base models in the Chevy lineup.

The Malibu Eco comes with MyLink standard, along with a seven-inch, high-resolution, full-color touch screen display that makes media selection easy to navigate. The radio face also swivels up to reveal a hidden and illuminated storage area.

How many miles will a Chevy Malibu last? These cars are estimated to last anywhere from 100,000 to 150,000 miles. That doesn't mean they're going to come apart at the seams the moment you hit 151k, but you're more likely to experience problems past that point.

Just push the blue OnStar button in your car, and an OnStar Advisor will be happy to help. You can also give us a call at 1.888. 4ONSTAR (1.888. 466.7827) with any questions you might have.

myChevrolet Mobile App Keeps You Connected and Safe You may be asking can I use my Chevy App without Onstar. myChevrolet Mobile App does require an active OnStar plan, but there are affordable options that can meet your budgetary goals.

The 2024 Chevrolet Malibu midsize sedan combines solid ride quality, a spacious cabin, and a low starting price in a hotly contested segment. Prices start at $25,100. The last sedan in Chevy's portfolio, the Malibu still delivers reliable transportation in a handsome package.

The LT was developed by GM to replace the LS in their cars and help the company meet ever-tightening emissions and fuel economy standards. These engines are newer, more advanced, and much more fuel efficient than their LS brethren, but this all comes with a cost – they're more expensive.

Press the E Bluetooth screen button to display the Bluetooth Audio main page to play music through a Bluetooth device.

In the beginning, LS stood for “Luxury Sport,” but now it's often the name of the base Chevy trim level, which also means it's the most affordable. LT stands for “Luxury Touring,” and it's usually the next step up from the base level.

You'll appreciate the redesigned Malibu if you prize a plush, comfortable ride and a very quiet cabin. That's where this solid, easygoing sedan excels. It also has simple controls, decent fuel economy and sound handling (although the Malibu is clearly no sports sedan).