Compare: 2008 Dodge Caliber vs 2009 Toyota Matrix

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2008 Dodge Caliber

2009 Toyota Matrix

  2008 Dodge Caliber SE 2009 Toyota Matrix
MSRP
$19,158
$19,120
Invoice $17,894 $17,657
MPG
City/Highway
19/29 20/32
Rating 7 7.6
Bottom Line The Caliber has a very practical layout and quite a few innovative features to get excited about, but it's lacking in driving enjoyment or refinement--even compared to its low-priced competition. Can't make up your mind between coupe, sedan, or SUV? The versatile, economical, and safe 2009 Toyota Matrix might be the solution.
Likes &
Dislikes

Likes:

  • Awesome available features
  • Comfortable seats
  • Impressive interior flexibility

Dislikes:

  • Interior materials are subpar
  • Difficult access to the backseats
  • Sharp edges of center stack can be a pain in the knee
  • Tepid acceleration in SE and SXT
  • Engine noise with CVT automatic

Likes:

  • Smooth ride for a small car
  • Good fuel economy with 1.8-liter engine
  • Interior space

Dislikes:

  • Rearward visibility can be difficult
  • Cargo area is rather small with backseats up
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Used Car Prices

  Min Max Average
2008 Dodge Caliber $10,323 $12,690 $11,519
2009 Toyota Matrix $12,430 $16,874 $14,520
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