After over 12 years and 2 Vibes, I'm sad to say that I am now Vibe-less. My first one was a 2003 Salsa Base Vibe that had only over 183,000 miles when it was totaled in an accident in 2012 (no injuries involved!). Yesterday I sold my 2005 Abyss Base Vibe with only a little over 201,000 miles on it. ...

I hear ya, pal!the hatch struts on my '03 Vibe work fine, but the struts on my '05 Vibe don't hold the hatch up all the way. i keep hitting my head, expecting the hatch to open up all the wayOh well, might as well see if they're covered under waranty!

Quote, originally posted by 03VibeGT6Spd » Do the math.Here's some math...My only Ford = 90K Miles, sold to junkyardMy only Dodge = 130K miles, but required 3 engines to get there, sold to junkyardMy only Chevy = 68K Miles, head blew out, never made it to 100k service! traded for Vibe #1My last Toy...

You have my undying gratitude...I had the exact same problem with the "under the glove box buzz." it was driving me crazy, and I was looking in the wrong area to see if I could find the problem. Pushed the pin in, and the buzz disappeared!!Thank you!!

yep, during daylight, the lights do not come on when I start the car with the brake on. But if it is nighttime, or I'm in my garage, the lights come on. this is not how my '03 Vibe did it.Thanks for everybody's help on this!

I bought 2 Vibes BECAUSE they are toyotas. before the Vibes, I've had 5 toyotashad 1 ford - JUNKhad 1 plymouth - JUNKhad 1 chevy - JUNKhad 5 toyotas - will definitely have more!

my '05 owners manual states that it should work the same way as the '03's owner manual says. I realize the owners manual has been known to be wrong in the past (i.e. latches on door to cabin air filter)

2005 Vibe, when I want to idle with the exterior lights off, I put on the brake with the ignition off, start the car, but the lights always come on. Anybody know what I'm doing wrong, or is it the car. According to my owners manual, I'm doing this correctly.I have a 2003 Vibe also, and this has neve...

My baby's fixed. the body shop thought they could "fix" my bumper, but ended up having to replace it. total cost $941.35. the other party's insurance company paid it all, and the paint job (abyss) looks perfect.If you're going to get hit by somebody, you won't need to worry if they have Er...

yes, this is an old thread, but it still holds true. my '05 vibe had tire pressure around 40 PSI all around

Thanks, JustinVGTBTW, the estimate is $690. I don't think I'll have any problems with the other person's insurance co. either.

my 10 DAY old vibe was rear ended today. damage doesn't look like much, but that means it'll only be around $1000 or so!!! more damage was done to the Toyota MR2 Spyder that clipped my bumper though. she was riding so close to me that I couldn't see her low riding car in my rearview mirror until she...

My Vibe is nearly 3 yrs old with 70K miles, and I just changed my CAF for the first time. the original was nearly black! haven't changed it because of the expense and difficulty of finding a new one.I took the advice from another thread and bought a home furnace filter and cutting it down to fit. th...

We got his & hers also!

the place I go writes with a pen on the sticker, and all the info fades before the next change is due!

sure, this is an old post, but thanks for your help. I bought my replacement insert at a local Toyota dealer, two inserts cost $6.99 including tax!!

I've ordered a bumper protector, but haven't received it yet.Is the adhesive already on the protector? if so, is it a "peel off" situation and then just press it on? or would I have to apply the adhesive?

what are your tint %?

just bought Vibe # 2, am hoping the Goodyears are goodVibe #1 had Continentals, and they were crap!

My Vibe is almost 3 yrs old, and have never used the hatch windowcome to think about it, I've never used the 2 prong ac outlet either!!

Quote, originally posted by MiVibe-ToolGuy »100% agree with everything you said! Just because Cons Reports rates a car does not mean every single one will perform perfectly to their report or recommendations.Plus, why buy the Vibe/Toyota when a person who loves Toyota should have bought the Matrix!...

maybe I'm misinformed about the nummi thing, but the Vibe and the old GEO/Chevy Prism are two of very few GM's to be recommended by Consumer Reports. Maybe I should have said "toyota" gm's are the only good gm's. as I posted earlier, My 98 Lumina was the ONLY CR recommended Chevy of its ye...

i've used over $5900 in GM points, and am about to use $1600 more, but here's the poop on why I hate GM card and will drop them after I buy buy vibe #2.the due date for the payment on the billing statement is NOT the real due date, in fact it's 5 days sooner then the real due date (which is 25 days ...

i'll bet that good gas mileage is helping sales also!

on 8/4/05 base price on base vibe is $17,690

only GM I've ever had was 98 lumina. head gasket blew at 69k miles. and this was the only Chevy that Consumer Reports recommended. because I was deep in GM cards point, I bought a Vibe BECAUSE it's a "toyota" glad I did!My 94 Camry has 190k miles on it. great car, but now I'm trading it in...

I have the same smelly problem. also, no loss of fluid or leakage. just odor

Ummm... if you weren't doing 80 mph, you probably never would have met the median at all. I'm assuming that 80 is over the speed limit in your state. you should have been ticketed, eh?and you put "drive safe" at the bottom of your post! I guess you need to follow your own advice.

Gwar here, reporting from Delaware, OH (20 mi north of Columbus)