The next-generation Chevrolet Malibu is very important to GM. The automaker has already announced that when the all-new sedan hits showrooms, Chevy dealers will have Accords and Camrys on hand to show consumers how it compares (or is better). GM is also planning a $100 million campaign to help launch the new sedan.
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