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Todd @ Jan 25th 2008 4:05PM
Yawn. Give me a Mazda3.
Mercury Fan Forever @ Jan 25th 2008 4:21PM
100% Agree
Alex @ Jan 25th 2008 4:23PM
co-sign
Xcountryflyer @ Jan 25th 2008 4:47PM
There hasn't been a fun to drive Corolla since the 80's. Looks like a mini me Camry esp. the Corolla. A snooze to look at and drive I'm sure and I hear the quality of materials has gone downhill. The Matrix is okay. I think it is rather practical. I'd take it over a Corolla and it has an independent rear suspension.
Jim @ Jan 25th 2008 9:03PM
At 6'2" tall the Mazda3 might as well be a coupe, as the back seat is not usable behind me. The Matrix / Vibe doesn't have this problem, being more upright. Maybe a small detail to some, but important to me. Otherwise, I'd just buy an S2000.