Used Pontiac Vibe for Sale

So far, the 2003 Pontiac Vibe has worked out quite well. The car is pretty much identical to the Toyota Matrix, except that the body is somewhat different (better, in my opinion). Toyota's reputation for reliability carries over to the Vibe, which houses a Toyota engine along with an automatic transmission. (A manual is available, as well as a reportedly awesome 6-speed manual on the GT trim. Which makes me jealous for those who drive manual, but as I was buying in the winter in a snowy area, I couldn't afford to learn on the fly.)

I have enjoyed this vehicle for 11 years. In all that time, it has not required service once. I have replaced the tires and kept the fluids changed, but that is all. The car is surprisingly easy to work on for a newer car. We have taken the car on a few trips and had no difficulty whatsoever. It gets good gas mileage as well. Usually 35 miles per gallon or so. The stereo system sounds above average, much more than I expected from a stock system. I guess there's not much else to say other than it has performed better than any vehicle I have owned in my entire lifetime.

I enjoy that this car handles like a small vehicle but still has a large roomy interior. I am a tall man and this car has plenty of headroom and legroom while I am driving. I get great gas mileage and can get up to around 30 miles per gallon while driving on the highway. It can handle around tight turns and small spaces very easily. The car has a good feeling pickup while accelerating. It just feels like it has more power than other cars its size. It is also a very affordable car. The Pontiac Vibe uses basically the same engine parts as the more expensive Toyota Matrix. This makes it easier to find parts for the Vibe.