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2005 Toyota Matrix

    Base Model  
Suggested Retail $16,240 to $18,750
Invoice Price
$13,652 to $16,968
Destination Fee
$540
   
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2005 Toyota Matrix
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The Toyota Matrix Specifications (Specs)
Body Style(s) MSRP Engine Transmission Fuel Economy
4 Door Wagon $16,240 to $18,750 1.8L Inline 4 4 Speed Automatic; 5 Speed Manual; 6 Speed Manual Highway (MPG): 36
City (MPG): 29

Matrix Vehicle Automobile:

Vehicle with a sporty image and high functionality...
We found the Matrix offers peppy acceleration, particularly around town. It corners nicely yet offers a smooth, comfortable ride. Matrix is practical, with a big cargo area that can be expanded by folding down the rear seats. And it's stylish. While the high-performance XRS model has drawn some attention with its high-revving 180-horsepower engine, we preferred the 130-horsepower models for their more relaxed, more pleasant demeanor. Most popular is the mid-grade Matrix XR. Minor styling revisions freshen the appearance of the Matrix for 2005. More important, side curtain airbags have been added as optional equipment and come packaged with seat-mounted side-impact airbags ($645). Also optional on 2005 models is Vehicle Stability Control, or VSC, which virtually eliminates skidding. This is in addition to optional anti-lock brakes with electronic brake-force distribution, designed to help the driver maintain steering control in an emergency braking situation.
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2005 Toyota Matrix Driving Impressions

Despite its boxy looks there is no denying that the Toyota Matrix is a sporty car. The standard engine revs nicely. Although the Matrix is quite light, the base engine only delivers 130 horsepower. However, for those who enjoy shifting a lot, it's fun to drive when equipped with the manual transmission. Shifting the manual transmission is smooth and easy. Although it might seem that the upright seating position and the high-mounted gearshift would take some getting used to, this is not the case. Equipped with the five-speed manual, the Matrix with the standard engine gets an EPA-estimated 29/35 mpg City/Highway. Even with the automatic transmission it feels peppy around town. The engine is buzzy, which will appeal to younger buyers but might become a little annoying to older people.
 
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