Holden Malibu On Sale In Australia From $28,490
Holden's all-new Malibu midsizer has made its Australian showroom debut this week, kicking off from $28,490 plus on-road costs. The Malibu made its first appearance in Holden guise around this time last year, when models began testing here as p
Holden's all-new Malibu midsizer has made its Australian showroom debut this week, kicking off from $28,490 plus on-road costs.
The Malibu made its first appearance in Holden guise around this time last year, when models began testing here as part of a local tuning and compliance program.
The Malibu is sold internationally under the Chevrolet badge, and is based on GM’s Epsilon II architecture shared locally with the Opel Insignia.
Replacing the unloved Epica that was retired in 2011, the new Malibu will take the fight to established midsizers such as the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and the Mazda6.
The Malibu is offered in the familiar CD and CDX trim levels, with a pair of four-cylinder petrol and diesel engines and a six-speed automatic transmission.