2004 Toyota Matrix Xr Wagon 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Mansfield, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for auction is a 2004 Toyota Matrix XR AWD. This car just turned 100,000 miles. I picked it up to commute to work with but that is not a need anymore. When i purchased the car I replaced a number of parts. New tires, new spark plugs, air, oil, and transmission fluid and filters changed and i repaired the exhaust system by replacing a donut gasket. Recently the car was driven to Boston from Pennsylvania and return getting over 33 MPG. The all wheel drive works great. When the tires were put on the front brakes were in good shape (6/32nds) and the rear was as well. the car came equipt with an aftermarket rust guard that is mounted under the hood. I"m very skeptical of these devices but the car doesn't have a spot of rust on the body so it must be working. Being that it's a 2004 the body is not perfect. The front has stone chips and the plastic spoiler has some scrapes the bottom. The rest of the body has the usual small scratches but nothing more than usual wear. This car does have a clean car fax.
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