2010 Toyota Matrix Overview

Introduction

The Toyota Matrix combines the appearance and spirit of a sports car and the functionality of a baby action account agent with the affordability of a bunched sedan.
The Toyota Matrix is accessible in three front-wheel drive trim levels (Base, S and XRS) and one all-wheel drive trim akin (S). The 1.8-liter four-cylinder agent begin in the Base trim produces 132 horsepower; all added trims are able with a 158-hp 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine. Accessible transmissions accommodate a five-speed manual, four-speed automated and a five-speed automated with chiral about-face control. Every Toyota Matrix is outfitted with a absolute accumulation of accepted assurance features, including Agent Stability Ascendancy (VSC) with chip absorption control, anti-lock disc brakes with anchor assist, advanced side-impact airbags, advanced and rear blind airbags, advanced alive arch restraints and a annoy burden ecology system.
Following a complete redesign in 2009, the 2010 Toyota Matrix carries over with basal changes. New for this year, Agent Stability Ascendancy (VSC) with chip absorption ascendancy is now accepted on all trim levels.