Toyota: Matrix S 2009 All Wheel Drive 5-door Wagon Automatic on 2040-cars
Saddle River, New Jersey, United States
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With All Wheel Drive, this is a great car to get around in the coming winter weather! The split back seats and hatchback give it terrific storage capability. The brake pads and rotors were just replaced in October and the tires are in good condition. It has been totally smoke-free. We purchased it as a program car from a Toyota dealer in 2009 with 6647 miles. The interior looks good with just normal wear to the seats and drivers floor mat. It has an AM/FM radio with CD player and a port to plug in an MP3 player. The heat and air conditioning work well. The car was in a fender bender in August 2009 which led to the replacement of the front bumper. There are a few scratches on the hatchback received in a minor parking lot incident in 2010, but otherwise the exterior paint is in fine condition. Neither of these accidents caused any mechanical issues. Call 201-236-8290 for more information or to come check it out. |
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