Scion tC Usados en Venta en Rome, GA

I absolutely love my Scion TC. The room inside the cab, the acceleration, the trunk space, all of it! I’ve rarely had any issues with the car. In fact, the only work I’ve ever had to get done are the brakes and oil changes. I even forgot to do my 100,000 mile checkup and everything was still totally okay until I got it done 25k miles later! I guess the only thing that is annoying is the latch on the trunk. It broke almost immediately after I got the car and you had to wiggle it a lot to get it to open. I dealt with it until Toyota issued a recall and they fixed it for free. My only regret is that I purchased a coupe instead of a sedan. My dog is getting old and is having a hard time getting into the back. The seats fold down really flat though, so once he is in he can lay down comfortably. This is a quality car that is so enjoyable to drive. I plan on keeping it for as long as possible.

The Scion tC drives like a sports car but survives like a tank. I've had my Scion for seven years and have needed little to no repairs. With regular maintenance, it's held up remarkably well as I've put on nearly 100k miles on it. I really love the black interior, so sleek and clean! The orange backlit displays are also a nice balance of classy and sporty. One of my favorite things about it is it's exterior design; the Scion tC is designed with smooth curves and few frills. It fits in both in professional and casual settings. As a professional, I love being able to have the speed and power at the same time as the classic elegance that the exterior design of the car conveys. It looks both expensive and casual at the same time, which is fantastic for making a great impression. It's pretty easy going in rough weather, too; my Scion tC has made it through six winters in the northern U.S. And handles pretty well on snow and ice. The interior is easy to clean and the seats (in black fabric) hold up well against stains. After seven years I've yet to have any significant wear or tear to the seats. Same with the interior surfaces; it's remarkably hard to scratch, scrape, or damage the surfaces. The only downsides I've noticed about the Scion tC are how low it is to the ground (can be a little tough over speed bumps or driving in heavy snow, as I have living up north) and the quality of the headlamps (over time they've become very dingy and they are exceptionally hard to clean, unfortunately). I'm looking forward to driving it as long as it goes - and I expect that will be a long time!