Used 2010 Scion tC for Sale

It's got good speed for a four cylinder. There are a ton of additional aftermarket items available. I like that it's a five speed. It handles well in the snow. I dislike there is no stability control or traction control. It was no extra luxury things, which I don't care about like heated seats or back-up camera. I dislike the low-profile tires I have to replace them more frequently. I've owned the car for seven years and have had no mechanical issues or any issues with how it runs. The car has been very reliable. I like the sun and moon roof feature. I can fit a lot in the back when the seat is down. The transmission and clutch work great smooth shifting.

Overall review of my 2010 Scion TC is positive. The car is reasonably priced when new, however, I bought mine used for $12k with 34,000 miles already on it. The Scion was easy to learn to drive as it was my first standard transmission. Its clutching/shifting is very smooth. The car handles well in the snow with it being a front wheel drive and using the lower gears for better traction. Side note: the 2010 models look far better with a spoiler than without.

This car was purchased less than two years ago, so I don't know all of it's personality yet. So far, the tC has been great. It reminds me a little of my Toyota Celica GT that I had for 43 years. Can you tell I don't trade cars a lot? Can't tell you the exact specs on it, but it is a fast little four-cylinder engine with a five-speed manual. Just the way I like 'em. This is the first liftback car I've owned, and that is proving pretty useful and versatile. It was one-owner with low miles when I bought it, and I won't be putting much more on it. These days I travel less, but regardless, a person likes having a smooth reliable vehicle. People compliment me on the Scion's appearance and say they like the color(wine). Not that I bought it to be looked at.