2006 Scion tC Usados en Venta

I would definitely recommend the Scion TC to anyone looking to own a new car and also learn the basics of car maintenance. Unfortunately, Toyota discontinued the Scion department, so there will be no newer models of Scion coming out, but the older models perform great. This is my first car, and I have not been disappointed. I have learned a lot of DIY car maintenance with the Scion and even learned to drive in this car. I paid about $20,000 base price for this model and, for how it has performed over the last ten years, it was worth every cent.

As a young professional I was looking for a sporty looking, fuel efficient car to get me to and from work and also for weekend trips out of town. The car is perfect for a young couple or single young professionals, all the options (like power windows, etc) are already taken care of, options like adding a spoiler or additional lights are very nice, the hatch door allows you to fit large loads like a drum kit or camping equipment. The interior is not luxurious, but it is classy and more than enough for my needs. I was not very interested in my car being super fast, more interested in reliability. Additionally, over ten years the design of the car aged gracefully and does not look like an old car compared to current models. I looked at many cars in the same year and same price range and this model offered what I was looking for. I would say that the car is not good for groups since the backseats are small and if you are tall it may not be a comfortable ride. Tall passengers did complain about leg room. But for two average size adults going out, it's the perfect car.

I had this vehicle for four years and not once did it give me an issue. I would make long-distance trips without a problem. I knew I could trust this car, which always made me feel safe. Also, this car was great on gas. I would go almost a couple weeks without having to refill it at times. The only complaint I would have is the paint was starting to fade.