Chevrolet Matiz (2005 - 2005) Owner Reviews
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- Year/plate: 2005/05
- Bought: Used in January 2010
Small size and turning circle making parking simple. Driving in town is easy.
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- Year/plate: 2005/05
- Bought: Used in October 2010
Narrow and short so parking is easy.
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- Year/plate: 2005/05
- Bought: Used in January 2011
Small size, easy to park.
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- Year/plate: 2005/05
- Bought: Used in September 2008
It's very small in length width etc yet roomy compared to expectations...
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