Quote, originally posted by 09vGT »Im not diggin' the rear end.. Really? I love it. Not all weird and swoopy. Almost looks chopped.
1997 Civic EX sedan w/auto trans2001 Accord EX sedan w/5-spd manual2009 Vibe 2.4L w/5-spd manual, sunroof, monsoon, GT spoiler, Magnaflow muffler and rolled SS tip, lowered on H-Tech springs, window tint, debadged (save the red arrow!).
A Lexus Matrix Hybrid that base stickers just under 30 Thousand Dollars and gets around 40 to 43 MPG. I get 38 to 40 MPG with my just under 14 Thousand Dollar Vibe (OK, I got my Vibe on a really good sale... sticker was 20K). Gotta admit though, that the interior on this CT200H is way extremely luxo.
'08 Manual, Sun&Sound, 17" Borbet Type CA wheels, 215/50 Summer Tires... 16" OE steel, 215/55 Snow Tires
Quote, originally posted by KITT222 ».... I kinda like it. Is that bad?I doubt it. Although to be honest, I'm not getting used to the new Matrix look yet. I see a couple of them running around all the time, so eventually I probably will. Vibe design was always more appealing to me.Graft the Lexus interior into a Vibe GT... wow.
'08 Manual, Sun&Sound, 17" Borbet Type CA wheels, 215/50 Summer Tires... 16" OE steel, 215/55 Snow Tires
So the homeland is in shambles from the devastating earthquakes and tsunamis, and Lexus spends megamillions advertising the Lexus CT200h as 'The Darker Side of Green' during the NCAA Basketball tournaments. Really Lexus? That's the best slogan you could find for an overpriced hybrid VibeMatrix??? REALLY?FYI: All CT200h's are manufactured in Kyushu, inland in the southernmost part of Japan.
My 2003 Vibe Base Auto 2-tone Salsa "SalsaWagon" was built in May 2002. I acquired it in Feb 2004/Traded it in on a 2016 Honda HR-V in Feb 2018.
I went with my dad to the Twin Cities Auto Show, and we got to see the Vibe Hybrid, as I call it.In person, it looks short and wide. It is a decently comfy car, but is VERY much like the Vibe as far as ergonomics and visibility. Not nearly as practical as the Vibe, and the Honda Insight II has the same mpg ratings with much more practicality. Then again, I'd take a VW Jetta Sportwagon TDI before the Vibtrix hybrid. It is by no means a terrible car, just a sort of out of place one. Like a semi-loner in the world of Lexus. Although less of an outcast than the Vibe was.
I was wondering when someone ws going to post up a out the c200h. Love the design! I was trying to see if there was a Toyota equivalent, but i guess not.Suweeeeet hybrid
de-badged o4 vibe
tein s-techs | 17" msr 105 wheels | 235 45 17 nexen n7000
weapon-r short ram (thanx BC!) | typeR sport pedals | LED 3rd brake
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