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Toyota Matrix Safety & Braking Pros and Cons
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2004 Toyota Matrix Pros and Cons Member4535 Brakes: front Disks and Rear drums, not the best setup but it works well. Saftey? Never been in a serious crash that caused Mechanical Damage, but the car stood strong against impacts from a Corolla and a 18 wheeler Lorrey with no Occupant harm. |
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2005 Toyota Matrix Pros and Cons A member in British Columbia, Canada |
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2009 Toyota Matrix Pros and Cons A member in Ohio, United States I plan on this being a family car very soon and i will feel very safe hauling children around in this. It got very good scores on all safety tests. With ABS and side curtain air bags its an extra reassurance of safety. |
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2007 Toyota Matrix Pros and Cons Member2749 brakes are not impressive, and once they finally snap the disks, all the body becomes unstable. terrible suspension. no abs, no ebd, no esp. handling absolutely disconnected from the driver. |
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2004 Toyota Matrix Pros and Cons Member1611 ABS works well on slippery surfaces |
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2003 Toyota Matrix Pros and Cons Member161 Anti-lock brakes have helped us out a couple times. |
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