2011 Pontiac Vibe review

Pontiac Vibe ,Both the front and rear beam suspension work well together with the rack-and-pinion steering to deliver smooth handling capacity for this vehicle. The engine is paired with a standard five-speed manual transmission or an optional four-speed automatic transmission, both of which deliver excellent acceleration capacity

The Pontiac Vibe series was developed by General Motors with Toyota since the year 2003. The 2011 Pontiac Vibe is also equipped with a huge cabin space and the rear seats can be folded to reveal more space to carry your luggage. Both the front and rear beam suspension work well together with the rack-and-pinion steering to deliver smooth handling capacity for this vehicle. The engine is paired with a standard five-speed manual transmission or an optional four-speed automatic transmission, both of which deliver excellent acceleration capacity.

The 2011 Pontiac Vibe is expected to deliver quality fuel economy rating with an average of 26 mpg on the city or 33 mpg on the highway. Thus, you can not only enjoy maximum engine power but also reach better mileage with this vehicle.

The Pontiac engineers say, that their target to build 2011 Pontiac Vibe was to build a small car in which people could ride comfortably for several hours. The same engine as the base Vibe powers the Vibe AWD, but it produces only 123 horsepower and is available only with an automatic transmission. The base 2011 Pontiac Vibe is amazingly well equipped with air conditioning, a CD player, a two-prong household-style power outlet as well as two standard automotive power outlets, the rear cargo track system with adjustable tie-down anchors, a height-adjustable driver’s seat and a rear hatch that features a glass window that can be opened without having to open the entire hatch. A 130-horsepower four-cylinder engine is adequate to the car’s basic transportation tasks.
2011 Pontiac Vibe provides seating for five, and those seats are elevated for a good view of the road. Those tracks also are built into the rear seatbacks, so they extend the full length of the rear cargo floor. The base 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine has Toyota’s variable valve timing technology and produces 130 horsepower at 6000 rpm and 125 pound-feet of torque at 4200 rpm. 2011 Pontiac Vibe’s engine was a little noisy under acceleration, but the drive train quieted nicely at cruising speeds.

Coupled to The 2011 Pontiac Vibe GT’s engine is a six-speed manual gearbox. Although the Vibe GT rides on the same front McPherson strut/rear twist-beam suspension as the base Vibe, the GT gets four-wheel disc brakes, standard ABS and has its 205/55 aspect tires mounted on 16-inch cast aluminum wheels