Chevrolet Malibu

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2019–2023 Epsilon II (Epsilon II) facelift

11 modifications · For 2019, Chevrolet refreshed the Malibu with updated front and rear styling, revised trim content, and a new RS appearance package. This facelift phase continued the same Epsilon II architecture and remained on sale in the U.S. through the 2023 model year in the provided catalog context. It is the latest clearly verified Malibu phase in this dataset.

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2016–2018 Epsilon II (Epsilon II)

3 modifications · Chevrolet launched the current Malibu generation for 2016 with a lighter structure, a longer wheelbase, and a more efficient powertrain lineup. It replaced the previous Malibu in the U.S. market and remained on sale through the 2018 model year before a styling update. This generation is the basis for the modern Malibu sold in the United States.

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2016–2016 Epsilon II (Epsilon II) facelift

2 modifications · The 2016 Malibu Limited was a carryover version of the previous Malibu sold alongside the new 2016 Malibu. Chevrolet used it to bridge the model-year transition in the U.S. market. It was offered only for 2016 before being discontinued.

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2013–2015 Epsilon II (Epsilon II)

5 modifications · Chevrolet introduced an all-new Malibu for 2013 with a more global design and a stronger focus on efficiency. This generation was sold in the United States through 2015 and included conventional gasoline models as well as the Malibu eAssist mild-hybrid variant. It set the stage for the later global Malibu redesign.

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2008–2012 Epsilon (Epsilon) facelift

3 modifications · For 2008, Chevrolet launched a redesigned Malibu on the Epsilon II platform with a larger body and more upscale proportions. This phase replaced the earlier 2004–2007 Malibu in the U.S. market and continued through 2012. It is the first Malibu generation to align closely with the global Malibu strategy.

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2004–2007 Epsilon (Epsilon)

3 modifications · The Malibu Maxx was the five-door companion to the 2004 Malibu, using the same Epsilon platform with a hatchback body. It was sold in the United States from 2004 through 2007. Chevrolet positioned it as a more versatile alternative to the sedan.

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2004–2007 Epsilon (Epsilon)

5 modifications · The 2004 Malibu moved to GM’s Epsilon architecture and brought a larger, more refined midsize sedan to Chevrolet showrooms. It was sold in the United States alongside the Malibu Maxx hatchback/wagon derivative. This base phase ran through the 2007 model year before the redesigned Malibu launched for 2008.

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2004–2005 N-body (N-body) facelift

5 modifications · Chevrolet updated the Malibu’s N-body sedan for the 2004 model year with revised styling and a more contemporary interior. This facelift phase continued the same basic platform and body code while refreshing the car for the U.S. market. It remained on sale through 2005 before the next-generation Malibu arrived.

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1997–2003 N-body (N-body)

3 modifications · The 1997 Malibu marked Chevrolet’s return to the nameplate on a front-wheel-drive midsize sedan platform. It replaced the earlier rear-wheel-drive Malibu and was sold in the United States through the 2003 model year. This generation established the modern Malibu as a mainstream family sedan.

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1993–1993

2 modifications

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1991–1994

1 modification

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