Toyota Matrix Model Years and History

Toyota Matrix Model Years

2013 Toyota Matrix trims

2013 Matrix

The Matrix carries into 2013 with few changes. The stereo has been upgraded for both the base and S versions. Both now feature hands free Bluetooth technology as well as iPod integration. The S model gets a 6.1-inch screen set in the dash, while the base model now has six speakers.

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2012 Toyota Matrix trims

2012 Matrix

The Matrix carries into 2012 with no changes.

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2011 Toyota Matrix trims

2011 Matrix

The XRS trim is not available for 2011, but the base Matrix gets a rear wiper and power locks as standard equipment.

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2010 Toyota Matrix trims

2010 Matrix

The biggest change for the 2010 Toyota Matrix is the addition of Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) and Traction Control (TRAC) as standard equipment on all trim levels. The price of the 2010 Matrix has increased by about $200. After a major overhaul for 2009, the Matrix enters the 2010 model year with few changes. There are still 3 variants, including the base, the all-wheel drive S, and the sporty XRS.

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2009 Toyota Matrix trims

2009 Matrix

The Matrix, a tall-wagon version of the Toyota Corolla, has been completely redesigned for 2009, with a wider and lower stance, sleeker, more coupe-like styling, and revised features throughout. An all-wheel-drive model returns to the lineup, and there's now a new, more powerful 2.4L engine and five-speed automatic transmission available.

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2008 Toyota Matrix trims

2008 Matrix

For 2008, Toyota has discontinued the M-Theory Special Edition Package and has added a standard tire pressure monitoring system to all models. Otherwise, the Matrix continues on unchanged.

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2007 Toyota Matrix trims

2007 Matrix

Toyota trimmed the Matrix lineup for 2007. All-wheel drive is no longer available, and the performance-oriented Matrix XRS has been discontinued altogether. A new M-Theory special edition sport package includes a sport-tuned suspension and a number of appearance enhancements.

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About Matrix

The compact Matrix was introduced in 2003 as a fuel efficient and reliable, small-sized hatchback with a signature look and appeal. Itd pass into 2004 unchanged. For the 2005 Matrix, Toyota added a new bumper, new tail lights, a new grill, and stability control. There were no major updates for model years 2006-2008.

 

The 2009 Matrix was rolled out and offered a new 2.4-liter engine with all-wheel-drive. 2010 would see no updates, with all-powered accessories, cruise control, folding mirrors and rear-seat heat ducts being added as standard features in 2011. While 2012 got no significant updates, a new audio system was added in 2013.