Actual terms vary by lender. Used I have a 2007 Toyota Matrix M Theory. I bought it new. It is 0613 of 2500 made. The car has 250,591 miles. It has 4 wheel disc brakes and steering stabilizer.

Actual terms vary by lender. Used I have a 2007 Toyota Matrix M Theory. I bought it new. It is 0613 of 2500 made. The car has 250,591 miles. It has 4 wheel disc brakes and steering stabilizer.

Several years back, the feds forced Ford to give rebates to Fusion buyers like me for false mpg claims… Wonder if they will force Toyota to come clean. Still waiting to receive my 2nd key fob ...

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