Scion tC Usados en Venta en San Francisco, CA

After having my last car literally catch on fire I was looking for the most reliable car that I could find. But, of course, I also wanted it to be a car that was pleasing to my taste. This car is perfect for both. I have never had one issue with it, and aside from regular maintenance, I have not had to put any money into repairs. It is as reliable as can be. I have put over 100k miles on this car. I have driven it everywhere. It is comfortable, roomy, sporty looking and most of all reliable. The sun roof is also a plus. It comes with a good sound system. To this date, I have not had to change it. You can even change the display color from blue or pink, red or several other colors. I think it adds a fun touch to it. Gas mileage is good. I can fill up for $30, and it will last me two weeks. And I live in CA where the gas is expensive. The interior in a nice dark color and easy to maintain clean. The paint is the original paint, and I have never had to touch it up. As a woman, I was very scared to make such a big purchase without knowing too much about cars, but it has been one of the best experiences I have had with a car.

What I liked about the car was that for its size, it doesn't really feel like a small car (in terms of driving it). The engine had enough power to feel like I'm getting a lot of acceleration when I needed it on the road. I also enjoy the look of the car when I'm parked out somewhere, but overall the drive quality was nice. The con is that this car is SMALL, I'm 5'10, but sometimes I can barely stick my head up without letting my head touch the ceiling of the car. I also hate the gas consumption on this car, though I said the engine was nice when you accelerate, it really takes a toll on your gas if you plan on saving it. It gets about 26 MPG on it when I drive, and when I try to save on gas by driving 60, maybe around 31 MPG. The performance of the car is probably okay for me, nothing really stands out for me that much, it feels pretty smooth but I think the suspensions could be a bit better. If you plan to drive on outback roads or off-road to get somewhere, you may want to bring some padding for your seat.