Sounds like you got a really good deal on those prices! I had a similar problem with a wavy track about twenty years ago. The bottom steel rollers had bound up and were sliding on the aluminum extruded track instead of rolling on it. The steel rollers were still round but they carved a bunch of aluminum out of the track. I could never understand why they used such a hard material in the rollers (which are easy to replace) and such a soft material for the track which is hard to replace.
The driver's A-pillar and mirror/tweeter area of a 2005 Malibu is large enough to hide a 250 pound woman from the driver's view if she is in just the right place. Just ask the woman I almost ran over in Oregon earlier this week. If the SO hadn't said something, I would have run over the woman's dog. I suspect that more pedestrians will be hit this way by drivers of newer cars. The Malibu was a rental, but my 2005 Subaru Legacy also has very wide pillars, and the inside edge of the roof comes down fairly far, due to the curtain airbags.
Steve
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