
The Vibe's 1.8-liter four-cylinder drones loudly and performs modestly. GT models use a stronger version of this engine and come only with a six-speed manual. Handling is fairly nimble and the ride is compliant -- if a little jittery. Access is very easy, the rear seat is quite roomy, but the driving position is only so-so. The optional AWD system works well, but hurts acceleration and fuel economy. Folding the rear seats creates a large, flat load floor. Overall, this is a sensible alternative to a small SUV. Stability control became available in 2005, but may be difficult to find.
Fuel Type
Conventional
Transmission
Automatic
Model Year
2007
Pontiac Vibe
2007 Model Year
Current Retail Value
$4,300
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31 MPG
Combined
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$4,300 - $4,300
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