In The Driveway Certificate?

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tnpartsguy
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In The Driveway Certificate?

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Can anyone help me with a Certificate? I'm plotting on trading the '06 Colorado on an leftover '05/'06 AWD Vibe. I can't stand it anymore....I want my Vibe back. Since I just bought the Colorado 3 months ago, I'm upside down, so everything I can get will help, and currently the only offer in the SouthEast is $500. I'll get GM-S, but again, every little bit will help. Now I have to get the owner of my dealership to either work the deal with the Pontiac dealer that has the car, or allow me to buy the car directly from them. I say allow, because as a manager at this dealership (Buick/Chevrolet) it would be bad for my career to do it without at least asking 1st. Sorry about the long rant, I just really, really miss my Vibe!!!
Current Ride 2015 GMC Terrain SLT
2nd Vibe 2006 Vibe AWD Stealth Monotone "Recon" December 2005 MOTM
Original Vibe: 2003 AWD Abyss Monotone "Darth"
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CAN-AWD-VIBE
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Re: In The Driveway Certificate? (tnpartsguy)

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Quote, originally posted by tnpartsguy »Can anyone help me with a Certificate? huh? what certificate do you need?
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scherry2
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Re: In The Driveway Certificate? (tnpartsguy)

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IM sent
tnpartsguy
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Post by tnpartsguy »

Fuel Mileage would be #1, but to be honest, the Colorado has NO storage inside.....the Vibe had tons of places to put things, but the Colorado doesn't. The rear seat is so close to the floor nothing will fit under it, and waht does slides out all the time. Can't store anything under the front seats (basically you can't store ANYTHING under any front seats anymore) But the glove box and armrest are about it. The door pockets are useless, and there is not console in a non-bucket seat truck (I'm making do with a half-size "IN" Basket.... Plus even compared to the 2002 S10 with 70K miles I traded in with the Vibe, this Truck has more rattles and noise that only I hear. All in all, I'm more of a car person than a truck person, but the Colorado has potintial to be great, if someone in the interior desigh would just go for a ride in a Vibe!!
Current Ride 2015 GMC Terrain SLT
2nd Vibe 2006 Vibe AWD Stealth Monotone "Recon" December 2005 MOTM
Original Vibe: 2003 AWD Abyss Monotone "Darth"
GM/ASE Certified Parts Manager.
tnpartsguy
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Post by tnpartsguy »

*crosses fingers*
Current Ride 2015 GMC Terrain SLT
2nd Vibe 2006 Vibe AWD Stealth Monotone "Recon" December 2005 MOTM
Original Vibe: 2003 AWD Abyss Monotone "Darth"
GM/ASE Certified Parts Manager.
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Quote, originally posted by tnpartsguy »*crosses fingers*so are we.
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Post by tnpartsguy »

Thanks SO Much, it made the difference in the deal.http://forums.genvibe.com/zeropost?cmd=fshow&id=1
Current Ride 2015 GMC Terrain SLT
2nd Vibe 2006 Vibe AWD Stealth Monotone "Recon" December 2005 MOTM
Original Vibe: 2003 AWD Abyss Monotone "Darth"
GM/ASE Certified Parts Manager.
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