Scion Buyers Guide

From SCION-TECH : The Scion Resource : tC, xA, xB, xD

Welcome to the Scion Buyers Guide. This page will help you decide which Scion car you will buy and how you can go about doing so.

Contents 1 Used vs New 2 Scion Car Decisions 2.1 Scion xA 2.2 Scion xB 2.3 Scion xD 2.4 Scion tC 3 Scion Model Guide 3.1 2004 3.2 2005 3.3 2006 3.4 2007 3.5 2008 4 Paying for your Scion 4.1 Financing 4.2 Leasing 4.3 Buying with Cash

[edit] Used vs New

The first decision you have to make before going further is to decide if you will be purchasing a new Scion or a used one. Driving a new Scion off the Toyota lot can be a great experience and nothing beats that new car feel and smell. On the other hand you can save a few thousand dollars by grabbing a used car with low mileage. Right now you can easily find Scions selling in the $10-13k range.

Another thing to note when making this decision is the model you may want. Some of the models are discontinued and some of the limited edition Release Series models may be very hard to pick up new and you will have no other choice than to buy a used car at that point.

[edit] Scion Car Decisions

The next major decision you must make is what model you want. Scion Tech covers each Scion model in depth including all OEM specifications and available aftermarket options. Browsing our site will give you the tools you need to select the right Scion car for you.

[edit] Scion xA

We're all about giving you more and we don't see any reason not to just because it's a "compact car." How do we define compact car? Start here. Learn more about the Scion xA

[edit] Scion xB

If it's a spacious drive you seek, then all you have to do is step inside the xB. This Scion has got enough room for you to empty all your thoughts into it on that long drive home. Learn more about the Scion xB

[edit] Scion xD

The xD is the successor of the popular xA. Cleaned up lines and more room make it attractive to a wider audience. Learn more about the Scion xD

[edit] Scion tC

The tC takes the classic definition of a sports coupe and reinvents it completely. Consider the sleek exterior styling of a coupe, but with the hidden convenience of a hatchback. Learn more about the Scion tC

[edit] Scion Model Guide

See what Scions were available each year:

[edit] 2004 2004 Scion xA 2004 Scion xA RS 1.0 (1,550 units made) 2004 Scion xB 2004 Scion xB RS 1.0 (2,100 units made) [edit] 2005 2005 Scion xA 2005 Scion xA RS 2.0 (1,700 units made) 2005 Scion xB 2005 Scion xB RS 2.0 (2,500 units made) 2005 Scion tC 2005 Scion tC RS 1.0 (2,500 units made) [edit] 2006 2006 Scion xA 2006 Scion xA RS 3.0 (2,500 units made) 2006 Scion xB 2006 Scion xB RS 3.0 (2,200 units made) 2006 Scion xB RS 4.0 (2,500 units made) 2006 Scion tC 2006 Scion tC RS 2.0 (2,600 units made)

[edit] 2007 2007 Scion xA 2007 Scion tC 2007 Scion tC RS 3.0 (2,500 units made) 2007 Scion tC Spec Package [edit] 2008 2008 Scion xB 2008 Scion xD 2008 Scion tC 2008 Scion tC Spec Package

[edit] Paying for your Scion

[edit] Financing

[edit] Leasing

[edit] Buying with Cash