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2006 Toyota Scion Xb Top Line Series 4.0 Fully Loaded Gas Saver Hard To Find!!! on 2040-cars

US $7,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:106257 Color: Brown /
 2 tone color
Location:

Knoxville, Tennessee, United States

Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
Advertising:
Transmission:5-SPEED Manual
Vehicle Title:Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed
Engine:1.5L 1497CC l4 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN: JTLKT334564118566 Year: 2006
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: xB
Trim: Base Wagon 5-Door
Options: Heated seats, Cruise control, Sunroof, Leather Seats, CD Player
Drive Type: FWD
Safety Features: Traction control, Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Mileage: 106,257
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Exterior Color: Brown
Interior Color: 2 tone color
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

Hello everyone.
For sale is this nice 2006 Toyota scion XB 1.5L fully loaded top of the line series 4.0 with 106K miles and 5-speed manual transmission.
The car runs and drives perfect, absolutely no any issues mechanical or electrical, drives straight, no pulling to sides or any vibration at high speeds.
Engine and transmission are in good shape, shifts smooth and there are no leaks or smoke at all.
Factory features: power doors/windows/mirrors, sunroof, power seat, ac, front airbags, abs, side airbags, heated mirrors, traction control, 6-cd mp3 player, cruise control, leather seats, fog light, aux input, spoiler, and other more features.
Clean car in and out, a detail will look even better.
The outside looks nice as pictured with no major dents and scratches, except one visible dent on drivers door, 2 inch crack on the rear bumper and also there is 6 small points of rust on roof, see pics.

This car comes with a TN rebuilt certificate/title due to an front accident, the parts replaced was right and left fender, front bumper and hood, there was absolutely no frame damage, no airbags deployed, just cosmetic damage, the car has passed the inspection and will register in any state, paint match perfect.
The accident did not affect the driving of this car, runs straight and no vibration or pulling to sides, car drives great.
Also i can help with shipping as i have friends that ship cars all over the usa.
There are no issues mechanical or electrical, no any warning dash light on.
Non refundable 500$ deposit and rest in 5 days, thank you.
FOR ALL OTHER QUESTIONS YOU HAVE OR IF I MISS SOMETHING HERE JUST ASK ME AND I WILL ANSWER FAST AS ALWAYS DO!!!
I DO TRY MY BEST TO DESCRIBE THE CAR AND ALSO TRY MY BEST TO HAVE 100% FEEDBACK WITH ALL MY TRANSACTION SO PLEASE CHECK/READ EVERYTHING BEFORE BUY.
THANK YOU ALL FOR WATCHING AT MY ACTION AND HAVE A BLESSED DAY AND GOD BLESS YOU ALL!

THE SCION WONT BE RE-LISTED AGAIN IF DOES NOT SELL DUE TO HIGH EBAY LISTING FEES!
ALSO CAR IS LISTED LOCAL AND I MAY END THE ACTION AT ANY TIME IF SELLS , THANK YOU!

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Scion gets touchscreen audio across the board

Fri, 16 Aug 2013

On a constant mission to court younger buyers, Scion will be adding some new in-car technology to its lineup for the 2014 model year. All Scion products will now come standard with a 6.1-inch touchscreen audio head unit that we first saw on the 2014 tC (as shown above).
In standard form, this head unit will feature HD Radio, Bluetooth and auxiliary and USB ports. Opting for the $1,198 BeSpoke Premium system brings navigation, integrated social media apps, geo-located POIs and Aha internet radio.
Other changes announced along with the new touchscreen include new two-tone paint schemes for the 2014 xD, a limited-production iQ and pricing for the 2014 lineup. As shown in the gallery, customers can now choose from silver-on-blue and black-over-grey paint combos. The iQ Monogram gets a burgundy-over-silver paint job with a limited run of just 150 units, and it goes on sale in October starting at $16,520 (not including $755 for destination).

Here's the 2017 Toyota 86: Don't call it a Scion

Fri, Feb 5 2016

After we heard the bells toll for Scion yesterday, we told you that the Scion FR-S will transform into a Toyota. That's right: just a rebadging. The practical question is, which badge? The philosophical question, which we can't answer yet, is where it'll sit in the pantheon of front-engined, rear-drive Toyota sports cars, of which the Supra was the last one to visit our shores, from 1992 until 1998 in its fourth generation. And as if summoned by this conversation, this camouflaged prototype appeared. Our best guess is that this is going to be the US-bound, Toyota-badged version of the Subaru BRZ and all the other 86-badged variants: the Toyota 86 (in Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South America, and South Africa), Toyota GT86 (in Europe and New Zealand again), and Toyota FT86 (in Nicaragua and Jamaica). For simplicity's sake, let's call it a Toyota 86. Peer into the 86's swirly camo, and it looks like the car is going in for a light refresh. The lower intake in the front fascia, if it's representative of a production part, adopts a different shape and is considerably wider and narrower than either the BRZ or FR-S units. It also appears that the turn signal and its surround are reshaped, different than any of the current variants. Changes out back appear mild. The area around the license plate seems to be smoother, and there is likely a predictable light restyle of the bumper skin and defuser under the camo. We don't expect a significant power increase, and certainly not a turbocharger (sorry!), but crossing fingers wouldn't do any harm. Related Video:

2016 Scion iM Review [w/video]

Fri, Aug 7 2015

Scion is all grown up. When the brand launched in 2003, it was as if Scion wanted to be the anti-Toyota. You could almost imagine it saying, "We aren't our parents, dude. We're different." Scion's decision to eschew mainstream vehicles was largely successful. The original xA, xB, and tC were affordable, economical, stylish, and – most importantly – different. But the brand's aging lineup couldn't keep the interest of the young, urban buyers it so coveted. Sales suffered severely after the 2009 industry collapse and have failed to return to their 2006 peak. So much like the bearded 20-something that's finally realized an artisanal headcheese startup isn't going to pay the bills, Scion has finally introduced its first truly mainstream model, the 2016 iM. You already know the basics on the iM, courtesy of Managing Editor Steven Ewing's testing in California in June. But since there's little substitute for more mileage and extra time with the car, we ventured out to Michigan's second largest city, Grand Rapids, for a second look. The iM is exactly the kind of vehicle Scion needs right now. Ewing spent most of his time on California's beautiful winding roads, but our second go in the iM was much more sedate, consisting largely of freeway cruising and some city driving. In short, these miles backed up our original assessment: the iM is exactly the kind of vehicle Scion needs right now. But that's not without a few problems. We spent almost all of our drive time behind the wheel of the continuously variable transmission model which, in many ways is better than the six-speed manual-equipped car we originally tested. Toyota's CVT works well; it's on par with the industry's best. The transmission keeps the revs low and responds quickly to throttle inputs, but at the same time, the tach needle is quick to retreat when acceleration isn't demanded. The stepped nature of the CVT is a bit off-putting at first – it feels a lot more sudden on the "upshifts" – but it's easy to ignore. Weirdly, there are no paddle shifters, but you can still pick your "gears" via the floor-mounted shifter. The iM doesn't hate a little bit of fun. We played with the CVT's sport setting, and while we wouldn't recommend using it on a regular basis, we liked the way it kicked up the revs upon corner entry. The engine never felt flat-footed midway through a turn, giving the impression that the iM doesn't hate a little bit of fun.