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20007 Pontiac Vibe , 32,000 miles. Color dark blue . GMC certified.
2007 Pontiac Vibe, 21,000 miles. Color white. Not GMC Certified, so I would not get the extended coverage. $400.00 less then first selection.
By the way, the Toyota Matrix fell through, it was a 2003 Toyota Matrix from Bob Brown. Luckily I took it to my mechanic and found out it had allot of rust underneath the car, and that there was a leak around one of the gaskets.
Decisions, about as bad as buying a house.
I forgot to mention, that I know both of these salesmen on for these cars. The one that the car is not certified is my neighbor, and he said he would take my car in whenever I needed car work done, and we could use his car. The other salesmen is a former salesperson that I dealt with for six years. Both are great people, so this makes the decision that much harder.
How long does the extended warranty run until? 100,000, or is it 50 or 60 thousand? If it wasn't very long I'd go with the car with fewer miles. Based on asthetics alone go with the dark blue, never been a fan of white.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyfreddy
Focus on the car and not the salesman. You knew the salesman that was trying to sell you a 2003 rust bucket.
I think the GMC Certified will get you to 100K miles, which is worth the $400 difference and the extra 10K miles.
Is there a reason your obsessed with the Vibe? Great car to buy used since they have crappy resale but I'm wondering if you're limiting yourself.
Can you tell us what you're looking to spend?
I like the way the Vibe handles. I am down grading from a Ford F150. The certified Vibe is with the salesperson that showed me the Toyota, so I am not sure what to do.
With a trade in , I am looking to spend around $7,500.00. I still owe a little on my truck