Used Toyota Matrix for Sale near Clifton, AZ
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The Toyota Matrix has earned a solid reputation across its model years for its reliability, practicality, and fuel efficiency. Owners consistently praise its spacious interior and good handling, making it a great choice for families or those needing extra cargo space. However, drivers also mention a few common drawbacks, such as engine noise, a lack of power in certain situations, and an outdated design in some models. Many appreciate its value as a straightforward and fun-to-drive option, but some would like more modern features such as Bluetooth and advanced safety technology.
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Michael H
Reviewed a 2007 Toyota Matrix on May 2, 2024
Car has extensive peeling clear coat on the roof. Minor peeling on the back hatch. Passenger doors have large dents. Red paint faded all around. Engine is quiet and seems to run fine. Chose not to test drive. Cost is too high for condition.
Corchia P
Reviewed a 2012 Toyota Base on Aug 9, 2024
Tha car is very very reliable, I had no problem with the mileage was very very and run great. I dont think it needs anything, everything works on it I mean everything. It did not leak any oil at all.
Jaron B
Reviewed a 2010 Toyota Matrix on Apr 6, 2025
A basic but reliable vehicle, gets the job done without you having to worry about breaking the bank.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2006 Toyota XR on Mar 19, 2014
This is a great fun car to drive, awesome gas mileage. Perfect for a small family, student or just about anyone! You can't go wrong with a fun zippy ride for the right price! Has a lot of cargo space too
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The Matrix is Toyota's foray into the nascent “CUV“ segment: Car Utility Vehicles. As the name suggests, the Matrix is a mixture of coupe, hatchback, and SUV elements.
The Matrix was introduced in 2003, and took the place of the Corolla wagon, which was retired in 1997. It provides increased storage space and length when compared to a coupe or hatchback, but doesn't ride as high as an SUV, so it's not as prone to rollovers. As expected, fuel economy is somewhere in the middle between the great results of the compact coupes and the relatively worse fuel economy usage of many SUVs.
The Matrix is actually a collaboration between Toyota and General Motors. The GM version is the Pontiac Vibe, which looks quite different from the Matrix, but the two cars are very similar mechanically.
The Matrix is marketed to a younger consumer. So far, sales have been strong and the Matrix is frequently seen on the road.
