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Toyota Matrix OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.2
53 Reviews
5 star
38%
4 star
51%
3 star
9%
2 star
2%
1 star
0%
Overall
4.2
Value
4.4
Style
3.9
Performance
3.5
Comfort
4.2
Fuel Economy
4.2
Reliability
4.5
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RW
RW
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
5.0
Comfortable to drive, great storage
I love this car. I regularly transport 2-4 medium/large sized dogs in it. Even with dogs and crates, I can still pack a full set of camping gear and dog training supplies. I've never gone on a trip and not had enough room to pack everything I wanted. In a pinch I can even sleep in the back, and I'm six feet tall. Mechanically, it's a great car. It gets about 33 mi/gallon on the highway and about 27-30 city driving. I've put 40k miles on it in three years. Other than a new battery and a new set of tires, it hasn't needed anything else than routine maintenance. I'm a very tall person, and it is extremely comfortable to drive. I love where the gear shift is located.
Christopher
Christopher
Seabrook, Texas
3.0
Toyota Matrix--Overall, a Great Car
I really like the sturdiness of my 2006 Toyota Matrix. The car is well built. When I drive it, the ride is smooth and the outside noises stay outside. All the major parts on the car seem to be in good working order. Since, buying the car, even though it has 123,000 miles, there have been few problems due to poor manufacturing. Any problems the car has had have largely been as a result of my own fault.
Clayton
Clayton
Sutherlin, Oregon
4.0
Zippy and multi-functional
This little gem has much more to offer than meets the eye. The smaller compact body style gives a sporty appearance, but don't that lead you to believe it's not roomy. Every cubic inch of this little morsel is utilized. With the potential for five total occupants, there's still plenty of room between the back of the bench seat and the hatchback. The sporty sun/moon roof is beautifully complimented with the dark tented windows. The zippy four-cylinder engine loves to "pick up and go." The Matrix handles wonderfully on the freeway and smooth around sharp corners. The profile is rather low to the ground, and its small compact size takes sharp turns with ease. The back seat folds completely down, offering enough space for a fully-grown man +1 to stretch out completely for an unintended camp out in the car. The 120V universal outlet allows all electronics to charge while engaged. This little gem has the ability to provide power for a CPAP Machine for the entire night. That's what I call versatility. It may look like a tight squeeze for traveling or hauling large items, but that couldn't be further from the truth. It was capable of transporting a 65" flat screen TV with the hatchback fully shut. Most SUVs aren't capable of that. Best stock stereo I've ever heard of.