Does 2006 Pontiac Vibe have abs?
The Vibe GT comes with a 180-horsepower engine and six-speed manual transmission. No automatic is available. The GT gets four-wheel discs with ABS, 16-inch cast-aluminum wheels, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.
Is the 2006 Pontiac Vibe all wheel drive?
All-wheel-drive version is sluggish, Toyota’s version likely to have better resale value. None for sale nearby. Instead: The 2006 Pontiac Vibe blends performance, practicality and affordability into a tastefully styled, but still fun sport wagon package. Here’s one Pontiac that hits its mark.
What kind of seats does the Pontiac Vibe have?
For 2006, Pontiac has also made leather seating available as part of a new Premium package. Other Vibe option choices include satellite radio, an exterior-enhancing Sport package and 17-inch alloy wheels. Not much changes for the Pontiac Vibe in 2006.
When did the Pontiac Vibe hatchback come out?
Pontiac launched its entry-level Vibe hatchback wagon as an early 2003 model. Styled by Pontiac and engineered by Toyota, the Vibe is produced at a Toyota/General Motors joint-venture facility in Fremont, Calif. Pontiac’s Vibe is related to the Toyota Matrix.
What kind of engine does a vibe have?
The Vibe GT holds a 164-hp, 1.8-liter four-cylinder that teams only with a six-speed-manual gearbox. Premium fuel is recommended for the GT. For extra performance, a dealer-installed supercharger has been available for the base model. Antilock brakes are standard on all-wheel-drive and GT models and optional on the base front-drive Vibe.
All-wheel-drive version is sluggish, Toyota’s version likely to have better resale value. None for sale nearby. Instead: The 2006 Pontiac Vibe blends performance, practicality and affordability into a tastefully styled, but still fun sport wagon package. Here’s one Pontiac that hits its mark.
For 2006, Pontiac has also made leather seating available as part of a new Premium package. Other Vibe option choices include satellite radio, an exterior-enhancing Sport package and 17-inch alloy wheels. Not much changes for the Pontiac Vibe in 2006.
Pontiac launched its entry-level Vibe hatchback wagon as an early 2003 model. Styled by Pontiac and engineered by Toyota, the Vibe is produced at a Toyota/General Motors joint-venture facility in Fremont, Calif. Pontiac’s Vibe is related to the Toyota Matrix.
The Vibe GT holds a 164-hp, 1.8-liter four-cylinder that teams only with a six-speed-manual gearbox. Premium fuel is recommended for the GT. For extra performance, a dealer-installed supercharger has been available for the base model. Antilock brakes are standard on all-wheel-drive and GT models and optional on the base front-drive Vibe.