
Pontiac today confirmed pricing for the 2009 Vibe will start at $15,895 when it arrives in dealer showrooms in February 2008. Also returning to the Vibe family for the 2009 model year, an all-wheel drive model will start at $19,495 and the performance-oriented GT model will start at $19,895. All prices include a $585 destination and freight charge.
>> read General Motors today unveiled its redesigned 2009 Pontiac Vibe. The five-seat, crossover SUV features revised exterior and interior designs and enhanced safety features, including a tire pressure monitoring system, OnStar and an electronic vehicle stability control system.
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Pontiac will reveal the next generation of the Vibe compact crossover vehicle via a live webcast of the Vibe Slam! event in Detroit on November 6. The all-new 2009 Vibe will offer three unique flavors: the functionally-designed base model, the all-season versatility of the Vibe All-Wheel Drive, and performance inspired Vibe GT.
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Pontiac will unveil the 2009 Vibe at the 2007 Los Angeles Auto Show and will be available at Pontiac dealerships in early 2008. GM published today the first official image of the 2009 Vibe. This can only mean that we will have the first official info long before the LA Auto Show.
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Toyota is impatient, so General Motors is moving up the beginning of production for the new 2009 Pontiac Vibe.
Huh?
The Vibe is the same car as the
Toyota Matrix. Both are built on the same platform and share most of the chassis and drivetrain components. The Vibe produced by New United Motors, Inc. (NUMI) in California. NUMI is a joint venture half owned by GM and half by Toyota. The Matrix is assembled in Canada at a Toyota plant.
And
Toyota wants its new Matrix (..
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The next generation Pontiac Vibe, expected to be released as a 2009 model after debuting at the 2008 New York Auto Show, has been caught in a series of spy shots posted on CheersandGears.com. Here’s the link
The same basic car as the Vibe is also sold by Toyota as the Matrix. Both the Vibe and the Matrix are manufactured in California by New United Motors, Inc., which is jointly owned by both GM and
Toyota. The company is an artifact of Roger Smith’s presidency of General (...
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Still growing in popularity and sales after four years on the market, the Pontiac Vibe remains a fun-to-drive crossover vehicle that offers a blend of performance, style and substance. It’s ideally suited to active lifestyles.
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