I have had my car (a 2009 Chevy Malibu) for 2 years now and have had trouble with it since the beginning. I am not a mechanic, a[redacted] - which I hadn't discovered until about 6 months later, when I had the inspection done (resulting in a $1,600 repair a year later). The electrical (auto door locks) malfunctioned shortly after we signed for the car, and now the locks on the driver's side door don't work at all (it has to be unlocked by leaning over to the passenger door). The rear passenger door has never worked automatically (we have to roll the window down in order to unlock it). Only one of the key-ring remote locks ever worked a[redacted]
I have had my car (a 2009 Chevy Malibu) for 2 years now and have had trouble with it since the beginning. I am not a mechanic, a[redacted] - which I hadn't discovered until about 6 months later, when I had the inspection done (resulting in a $1,600 repair a year later). The electrical (auto door locks) malfunctioned shortly after we signed for the car, and now the locks on the driver's side door don't work at all (it has to be unlocked by leaning over to the passenger door). The rear passenger door has never worked automatically (we have to roll the window down in order to unlock it). Only one of the key-ring remote locks ever worked a[redacted]
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