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I'm buying a Toyota Matrix XR 2004, 1 owner, 35,000 miles for $10,000 (includes taxes, fees, etc.). GOOD DEAL?

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Super Clean Car Fax, over 1 yr & 60,000 miles on the original warranty still, but no four wheel drive. This is my first car, and I'm buying from a dealership. Do you guys think it's a good deal?? And while I'm at it, any thoughts on a good Insurance to use? I'm 25 yrs old... Read More

  • that's an excellent deal you have there. as far as insurance in concerned, i think you should get a quote from every company available to get the best price. Read More
  • that is a good deal. i go through progressive for my insurance. considering you are 25, if you have a clean driving history you wont pay much, even for full coverage.
  • Hardly used, still warrantied, includes all the taxes and fees - yes, it is a good deal.
  • its a great deal..just make sure everything is properly working....
  • For a toyota it a good deal

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Though mechanically similar to the Pontiac Vibe, the 2009 Toyota Matrix has different styling inside and out, as well as some minor differences in equipment. Its exterior styling in particular is smoother and cleaner, without overtly flared wheel wells like the Vibe. In nearly all other attributes, the two vehicles are virtually identical. The Spectra5 and Mazda3 are arguably more fun to drive than the Matrix, with peppy engine response and a tighter suspension, and similar in overall space—though the Mazda3 has a very tight backseat. The Spectra also stands out for its long warranty, especially its ten-year/100,000-mile powertrain coverage. The Subaru Impreza hatchback is also a worthy alternative to the Matrix; though it's somewhat more expensive, the Impreza has standard all-wheel drive, a torquey flat-four engine, and an enviable safety and reliability record.

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