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How many Hyundai Matrixs are left?

2,088 are on the road in Great Britain and 963 are declared off the road. Fewer than ten thousand on the road.

Looking at one? Check its own record:

Registered as cars

2,088

on the road in Great Britain

plus 963 declared off the road

Uncommon

Most on the road
18,640, the end of September 2009
Still on the road
11% of the most there were
Since 2021
Down 64% (5,799 to 2,088)
09,38719k200120142026
On the road (licensed)Including those declared off the road (SORN)Most on the road

Registered as vans

0

on the road in Great Britain

plus 0 declared off the road

None on the road

Most on the road
10, the end of September 2009
Still on the road
0% of the most there were
Since 2021
0 now
0510200120142026
On the road (licensed)Including those declared off the road (SORN)Most on the road

Every version, as the DVLA records it

The model name on the logbook. Some are the same car recorded in slightly different ways, and a few are typing mistakes.

VersionOn the roadOff the roadMost there were
Matrix GSI5614158,715 (2009)
Matrix GSI Auto6852133,783 (2009)
Matrix GSI TD29801,377 (2008)
Matrix CDX63491,209 (2009)
Matrix CDX Auto171571,064 (2009)
Matrix GSI Special Edtn2440677 (2006)
Matrix GSI Crtd3429453 (2008)
Matrix Atlantic7019418 (2010)
Matrix Comfort12015298 (2014)
Matrix Atlantic Auto527145 (2009)
Matrix GSI Special Edtn A167139 (2005)
Matrix Comfort Auto648127 (2011)
Matrix Comfort Crtd152113 (2010)
Matrix Style Auto567100 (2010)
Matrix Style39588 (2012)
Matrix Classic Crtd20273 (2010)
Matrix Classic18467 (2013)
Matrix Classic Auto31261 (2010)
Matrix Comfort Crdi20249 (2011)

What the numbers mean

  • On the road means licensed: taxed, or exempt from tax, at the end of June 2026.
  • Off the road means declared SORN: still registered but not used on public roads, often stored, being restored or waiting to be sold.
  • Counts are for Great Britain and come from the DVLA. Records start in 1994, so older cars may have been more common before then.

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Source: Department for Transport and DVLA vehicle licensing statistics for Great Britain, table VEH0120, to the end of June 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.