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One of the oldest nameplates in the auto industry, the Chevrolet Malibu first appeared in 1964. Several generations followed until 1983, when the Malibu went on hiatus until 1997. Always a mid-size car, the Malibu has become alternately larger and smaller with the times, always remaining popular with families.

No matter the engine, all models come with front-wheel drive; all-wheel drive is not an option. Driver-assistance features are available, but unlike nearly all of its rivals, the Chevy doesn't offer these features as standard.

1) Ashen Gray Metallic [Gray]. 2) Black [Black]. 3) Blue Velvet Metallic [Blue]. 4) Butte Red Metallic [Red]. 5) Champagne Silver Metallic [Beige]. 6) Iridescent Pearl Tricoat. [White]

The Malibu is built from globally sourced parts at GM's Fairfax Assembly Plant, in Kansas City, Kan. GM will invest $174 million in the Fairfax plant for new tooling and technology to support its production and improve customer satisfaction.

The Malibu is built from globally sourced parts at GM's Fairfax Assembly Plant, in Kansas City, Kan. GM will invest $174 million in the Fairfax plant for new tooling and technology to support its production and improve customer satisfaction.