Malibu XL contracts ended in one hour - an amazing situation!

On May 29, one of the largest auto companies in the country, UzAuto Motors, once again made a sensational announcement. The company announced that it had reopened the contracting process for the Chevrolet Malibu XL model at 2:40 p.m. As soon as the announcement of the new opportunity was made, hundreds of buyers lined up online and tried to conclude a contract for the car.

According to official data, in this current contracting, each customer had the opportunity to choose the Malibu XL in the color and modification of their choice. This was considered a great achievement compared to previous experience. However, the joy of customers did not last long.

Because just 42 minutes after the announcement, at 3:22 p.m., UzAuto Motors announced that all contracts had been completed. This news caused surprise and even discontent among many users. Since the company did not officially disclose the number of contracts - it remains unknown exactly how many cars were provided.

It is worth noting that UzAuto stopped sales of the Malibu model in early April. The resumption of the contracting process after this temporary break was eagerly awaited by customers.

It should be recalled that the “updated” version of the Malibu XL was first launched on the market in March 2023. At that time, the company said that it would offer this model in 3 different trim levels (XL 1LT - 375 million soums, XL 2LT - 390 million soums and XL LTZ - 419 million soums). However, in practice, the most expensive - XL LTZ trim level - was mainly on sale.

In addition, in April of this year, videos circulating on social networks showed Malibu-2 cars loaded onto truck trailers. This situation caused heated discussions among the public about the new Malibu models. In this regard, UzAuto Motors confirmed that these cars were imported from China.

Thus, the demand for the Malibu XL once again demonstrated its high popularity in the local market. However, such a rapid conclusion of contracts and the lack of transparency of information may raise further questions for ordinary buyers.

Photo: UzAuto Motors