2010 Toyota Corolla, Matrix Get Standard Stability Control
The Corolla and Matrix — which share a common platform and powertrains — now come standard with electronic stability control and traction control in all trim levels.
By 2012, the government will requiring all vehicles to feature stability control; apparently, Toyota is getting a head start on completing this task.
Does this affect the price? On the Corolla, no; prices will remain the same, with a starting price of $15,350 (plus a $720 destination charge).
The Matrix will cost $16,550, which is a $260 increase from the 2009 model year. If you don’t recall the specifics of electronic stability control or traction control, you can get caught up on them here.
