Enjoy the Peace of Mind of Safe Driving with the 2018 Chevrolet Malibu

August 21 2019, Paillé GM

If safety technology is a priority for your next car purchase, then look no further than the 2018 Chevrolet Malibu. It comes equipped with up to 11 different smart technologies designed to keep you out of harms way.

One of the new safety technologies that the Malibu has is called Rear Cross Traffic Alert. A system of radar sensors are used to detect when vehicles are passing by behind the Malibu as it begins to back out of a parking space. When traffic is detected, the driver is alerted to avoid an accident.

At Automobiles Paille, our experienced sales staff are ready to help with any technology questions you have about the 2018 Malibu. Drop by our showroom for a test drive and see these new technologies in action.

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