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What Edmunds.com says The 2009 Pontiac Vibe remains a smart choice for an affordable, practical and sporty compact wagon. Pros Roomy backseat, comfortable ride, versatile cargo area, peppy... Read full review
Read the headlines in any automotive newspaper section, and it's quite likely that you'll run into a headline regarding the ongoing battle for vehicle sales between Toyota and General... Read full review
What it Is 2009 Pontiac Vibe Preview – 2007 Los Angeles Auto Show: General Motors – it’s the automotive equivalent to the large American family. There are several kids (brands) who, thanks... Read full review
The Pontiac Vibe has been completely redesigned for the 2009 model year. In addition to fresh interior and exterior styling, the sporty compact wagon also gains new trims and a more... Read full review
Highs: Roomy, solid, practical, and affordable. Lows: Still tepid in the personality department. It’s unlikely that Pontiac, an Ottawa Indian chief, ever expected a GM division to be named... Read full review
To prepare this review of the 2009 Pontiac Vibe, the experienced auto enthusiasts at TheCarConnection.com read what other critics has to say. Then ... Read full bottom line
2009 PONTIAC VIBE STYLING | [8 OUT OF 10] Edmunds: "Sporty styling...cool looking interior" Detroit News: "Fresh and invigorating" Car and Driver: "More ... Read full review
MSRP: $16,100 - $20,875
"I bought this car because of overall value, fuel economy, cargo space, reliability, and styling. The Vibe is the same car as the Matrix, just with a different... Read more
We have owned our black GT for 2 months and love it. We have put 3600 miles on it so far. We drove the base 1.8 auto and did not like it at all. First gear was... Read more
A very nice way to put 14 minivan years behind me. Like minivans, my Vibe is practical and versatile. Unlike minivans, the Vibe is economical and fun to drive... Read more
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