2007 Pontiac Vibe Base Wagon 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Quicksburg, Virginia, United States
This auction is for my wife’s 2007 Pontiac Vibe. We purchased this vehicle new from Charlie
Obaugh Pontiac, Buick, GMC in Harrisonburg, VA.
It has been a very reliable vehicle for us, but our family has grown and
we needed a larger SUV. It is a simple vehicle,
with manual locks and windows. The
maintenance schedule on this car has been followed exactly per the manual. Every oil change was performed with fully
synthetic oil and a premium filter. The
car has never been in an accident, but did have a paint repair done by the
dealer under warranty on the roof due to a factory defect. The Vibe does have some blemishes which I
have shown in the pictures. The only two
I could see that I would consider a minor dent are on the driver’s side
B-pillar and on the front passenger door above the handle. Also there are spots on the nose from bugs
and road debris that I couldn’t seem to wash off. I included pictures of each wheel because
three of the plastic hubcaps have cracks in them. The spark plugs were recently replaced at
120K miles with OEM Denso Iridium plugs.
The battery was also replaced recently with an Autocraft Gold
battery. This car has an aftermarket
Avital remote start system installed, which was completed with all connections
being soldered connections with heat-shrink tubing covers. No cheap clip-on connections were used
anywhere. The mechanics of the car are
in excellent shape. The engine runs
perfectly and the transmission shifts like new.
The car tracks straight down the road with no steering pull, no
vibrations, and no funny noises. Feel
free to ask any questions. I will do my
best to respond promptly. Payment can be
made via cash or cashier’s check only.
Thank you. |
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