2008 Scion Tc on 2040-cars
5801 North Illinois St., Fairview Heights, Illinois, United States
Engine:2.4L I4 16V MPFI DOHC
Transmission:4-Speed Automatic
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): JTKDE167680262817
Stock Num: 62817
Make: Scion
Model: tC
Year: 2008
Exterior Color: Flint Mica
Interior Color: Dark Gray
Options: Drive Type: FWD
Number of Doors: 2 Doors
Mileage: 82834
This 2008 Scion tC is offered to you for sale by Auto Solutions. This 2008 Scion tC has such low mileage you'll probably think of them more as blocks traveled than miles traveled. If not for a few miles on the odometer you would be hard-pressed to know this 2008 Scion tC is a pre-owned vehicle. You can finally stop searching... You've found the one you've been looking for. More information about the 2008 Scion tC: The 2008 Scion tC makes a strong appeal to young buyers, with its sporty yet economical performance and an appearance, inside and out, that feels more sophisticated than other vehicles in its price range. Many of its finer details, such as seating comfort and refinement are in a class above. And for those with a little extra money, some of the features and appearance cues of a luxury sport coupe can be added on. Interesting features of this model are Value-for-money, sporty handling, superb front seats, customization options., and wide range of standard features Auto Solutions Motor Company Fairview Heights sells only quality pre-owned vehicles at current market values. We do the shopping for you! Warranty's available on most vehicles and finance rates as low as 1.99%(wac). We also have Guaranteed Credit Approval! Stop by in person or visit our site :1autosolutions.com or call 877-607-2474
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2014 Scion FR-S and tC Monogram Series are some spruced coupes
Tue, 14 Jan 2014Scion is in the unusual position of offering a pair of inexpensive sports two-doors, the rear-drive FR-S coupe and the front-drive tC hatchback. Despite offering outwardly similar size and form factors, the two have vastly different characters, chiefly because of their different drivetrain philosophies.
One area of commonality, however, is that both interiors have historically been underwhelming in terms of material choice and options. Oh, the FR-S has the basics nailed: a great driving position, grippy seats and properly businesslike wheel and shifter knob, but if you've been looking for premium-minded materials and high-end features from either model, they've been hard to come by.
The just-launched Monogram Series editions seek to rectify this somewhat, with each model getting additional features at a special price. In the case of the 2,000-unit FR-S limited edition, that means heated leather and Alcantara seats, heated side mirrors, high-intensity discharge headlamps, dual-zone climate control and BeSpoke audio and navigation, among other features.
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