Life Is Good replied: "I own a 2006 Malibu Maxx. We have had replaced every single part of the electric steering system with the exception of the steering wheel itself. My wife will not drive this car and the dealer offered us a pittance when I tried to trade it in. So here I sit with a car that I can't give away and nobody in the house will drive it. GM's solution to all the problems; "Why don't you buy our $1700.00 extended warranty and we will look after you"
I not so politely told them where they could shove the warranty. I will never buy another new Chevy product from one of their dealers."
Jeremy B replied: "If you plan to put on large millage, the brake fluid from the factory will need to be changed BEFORE the company suggests so, its costly, but the car will last longer, as well the oil will get sludgier faster in Locals, we burn the gas less economically, and American oil refineries have good standards, but not the best, so use a fuel additive, read up on the different ones.
as well, keep the inflation of your tires at an optimum, for smaller cars will usually turn a little steeper, making the walls wear a small amount faster.
this is all true for both cars, but if you really want a vehicle that will keep you free from gas charges and systematic problems ( fords were good, 30 years ago, now they have been run out, true capitalism), try for something like a Honda or Hyundai, there are more parts than you could ever need, a dime a dozen, cheap to fix, and practically a write off if ever you crash"
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