Used 2010 Pontiac Vibe Consumer Reviews
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Impressed!
I traded my Impala for the Vibe and it has been a good choice. The Vibe is compact, but can still fit everything that I need to haul. I like the fuel mileage, I'm getting a little over 30 mpg with 500 miles on the Vibe. I really like the exterior of the 09 Vibe compared to previous models. I am very pleased.
an offer I couldn't refuse
We have an automatic 1.8L. Good basic transportation and safety features. An upgrade to ABS and traction control for us. Engine is peppy. Lots of things could be better: paint chips easily. Spoiler chips paint on hatch (check out those you see in parking lots). Big blind spot! Wind noise from somewhere. Tire pressure warning is incorrect. Interior could be roomier without making the car bigger. Design was superior in 2008. Still, we expect it will last a long time for us.
- Base 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $9,99562 mi away
- Base 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $3,995159 mi away
- GT 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $6,495160 mi away
Nice Car
I bought this car to replace my 1999 SC1 Saturn. I was looking at the Toyota Matrix but the Vibe is the same car and I got a better deal. The ride is real smooth and is very easy to park in tight places. The only real gripe is you can not turn off the headlights, even in park. Most cars come with a off switch for the automatic lights but this car does not have the capability.
Nice trade-off
Powerful compact car with Toyota heritage. I drive it (mostly commute) daily for the last 7 years. Power is nice. On a flip side, computer keeps failing and my dashboard looks like a Christmas tree with lights on. Every time they reset the computer I have to pay labor. I see no Pontiac or Toyota in my future. Subaru?
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Happy
My 1st American-made car purchase in 30 years. That, plus GM's pending doom made me hesitant about purchasing an '09 Vibe but glad we did. Traded the AWD of a Forester for the mpg of a Vibe. Very happy after the first month. The 1.8l with std transmission is a little slow off the line but has plenty of windup once you pass 3000 rpm. Nice quite ride. 35+ mpg highway. 28 mpg in town. Yakima canoe rack fits the roof fine.