Used 2004 Pontiac Vibe for Sale

I like that this car came in many different colors; the color I chose was orange. What I dislike is that it did not come with a aux port to play my music from my cellphone, but the sounds system plays fairly well, and the CD player works great. The car runs well; it's very reliable, has good acceleration, and good mileage. It's roomy for a small car, and it has some nice amenities and lots of nice storage room. It also has a regular electrical outlet to keep things charged or plugged in. All of the seats fold-flat down in case you need to let them down for space. The sunroof is very nice. I don't use it often because it often rains where I live, and I am scared I would leave it open by accident also someone can climb in the roof and still my car. This car runs extremely well on the highway, and it holds a lot of passengers and is great for getting around town or on long trips. The price of the car was very affordable for me to buy, and I am glad that I did. I am so mad that the company has stop making this car because it's the best car I have had in a long time. I would recommend this car to anybody, but it's just not available any more.

I love my little car! It's the second Pontiac I've owned, and I can't imagine buying anything else. I have a few issues with this car, though the majority were caused by the previous owner. It's a great car for hauling your board to the beach or hauling the my nephews around. The backseat is made to sit three. However, if you have more than two kids in car seats, you may want to prepare yourself for a fight. It's nearly impossible to get three car seats secured properly in that thing, though it is made much easier with the tether anchors. It even has some tether anchors behind the rear seats. I used to buy and sell storage units, and you would be amazed at the amount of stuff I could fit into that car, especially with the seat down. I also loved how the trunk was tough plastic instead of carpet. My greatest complaints with this car is the plastic trim on the outside. It does not last and requires buying new connectors every five or six years to keep it attached. The inside plastic components (i.e. the plastic cover on the door that covers the window control buttons) are fragile as well. The buttons on the radio are coating with a plastic substance that flaked off several years ago, so I can no longer see which preset I'm pressing.