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Chris Shunk @ Apr 25th 2008 5:39PM
I had a last-gen Vibe for 2 weeks when my car was in the shop, and I'd say the steering has more weight, but it didn't really stand out. I actually enjoyed going in a strait line, but it felt tippy when going fast around curves. Seats were great, still don't like the center arm rest, and I can't say the door handles left an impression on me one way or another.
It was a pretty good car overall, but I'd prefer the standard vibe with the best rims I could get... the 2.4 certainly isn't impressive, and the fuel economy was just OK... I got about 24mpg. I would guess the 1.8 is quite a bit better on fuel.