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2004 Car of the Year Testing
How dare we compare the Pontiac GTO, BMW 5 Series, Acura TL and TSX, Nissan Quest and Toyota Sienna minivans, the premium-luxury Jaguar XJ8, Audi A8 L, and Volkswagen Phaeton, Chevy's Aveo and Malibu, the Suzuki Verona, and the Toyota Prius, all in the same race for the Golden Calipers? We do it bec...
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First Drive: 2004 Chevrolet Malibu
The family-sedan market is a tough playground. Consider that Honda and Toyota combined sell more than 800,000 of their midsize four-doors annually. Ford and Chevy used to own this turf, and each wants some of it back....
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First Drive: 2004 Chevrolet Malibu
The family-sedan market is a tough playground. Consider that Honda and Toyota combined sell more than 800,000 of their midsize four-doors annually. Ford and Chevy used to own this turf, and each wants some of it back....
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2003 New York Auto Show: Chevrolet Malibu Maxx
Chevrolet general manager Brent Dewar calls the Malibu Maxx a "five-door extended sedan" because it rides on a six-inch-longer wheelbase than the Malibu sedan. Inside, the Maxx has sliding and reclining rear seats, a clever four-position cargo shelf, and the r...
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