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Pontiac Vibe Dealer Practices Pros and Cons
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2006 Pontiac Vibe Pros and Cons Member2717 The service department has typical GM attitude: you bought the car it is your problem now. Actually GM now if government problem. In addition there is no dealer: Pontiac is gone. |
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2006 Pontiac Vibe Pros and Cons Member963 It took more than four hours to complete the transaction for this car. They refused to negotiate over the Internet or phone, so I was forced to sit there and wait after every offer I submitted. I have not returned to that dealer since and never intend to. |
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2004 Pontiac Vibe Pros and Cons Member2046 In 2006 both Toyota & Pontiac dealers in my area wanted to sell me a newer Vibe & Matrix than I could afford on the lot. I wanted to keep the price down and knew from Kelly Book that I could afford a 2004 so I had to search online... |
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2006 Pontiac Vibe Pros and Cons Member763 I think they were selling coffins. They seemed totally uninterested in their own vehicles. We were the ones who noticed that one car had its window bashed in, and there might be 50 cars total on the lot. |
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2003 Pontiac Vibe Pros and Cons Member1475 Limited availability since dealers hardly stock the car and are not eager to sell low profit margin vehicles. |
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