Used 2013 Toyota Matrix Consumer Reviews
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Very Average
I bought a 2010 Matrix 5 speed manual base model at the beginning of 2010. This is a functional car that is very average. I found a few significant drawbacks too, primarily in poor design and build but also in very poor visibility. I think there are better cars available in this category and wouldn't buy the Matrix again. PROS: roomy interior, great fuel economy, reasonable cost CONS: very poor visibility(huge pillars, small raised rear window), water drips from roof onto seats when doors open, cheap interior feel, doors sound 'tinny', matte finish dashboard collects scuffs when you touch it and has rough seams, clunky manual transmission and hard to shift into reverse
2010 Vermont Matrix
I don't think they make them anymore, alas.
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- L 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $9,995331 mi away
- S 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $16,995600 mi away
- S 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $11,9951,032 mi away
2010 Toyota Matrix
It's a great car. It's goodgood on gas. Travels great. The maintenance cost is great.
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Minor Issues
I love this car but I have some minor complaints. On cold days, the fog on the front window is terrible. Water is retained on side windows so you cannot see out. There is also no place to put a drink in the center. I spilled so many drinks.
Head Gasket broke. White exhaust. Car was junked
We bought it new . changed oil on time. We were surprised that car got over heated after 78000 miles. Mechanic advise to junk it. I had Toyota always. This was the worst experience