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2005 Scion Xb Base Wagon 4-door 1.5l on 2040-cars

US $4,999.00
Year:2005 Mileage:92649
Location:

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States
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2005 Scion XB, 92,639 miles, green color, gray interior. Manual 5 gears stick shift. Engine is excellent! This car has been serviced and maintained every 3,000 to 4,000 miles. I bought this car brand new off the Toyota lot in Hollywood. It has been rear ended in fender bender three weeks ago. ( MY AUTO BODY GUY TOOK IT APART AND VERIFIED THAT THE FRAME IS NOT BENT, CAR STILL DRIVING GREAT!) The person who hit me paid me through their insurance and I chose to buy a new car instead of repairing this Scion. Prior to that, a year ago, hit and run on right rear side ( dent above back right wheel) and also someone keyed it on the hood, and right and left doors. I have photographed all the major body damage. As you can see the hatch back door and bumper have been damaged from the fender bender on 4/9/14. The hatch back door is not closing all the way hence the door indicator light stays on. The front bumper has been scratched and scraped from parking mishaps in LA. 
I have kept the front seats and steering wheel incased in seat covers and wheel cover the entire 9 years I have had this car, so the interior is in excellent shape. I was not able to photograph the back completely as the hatch back door is not opening due to the accident. The estimate I got to fix the hatch back was $1880.00 from my body guy but that was just one estimate. I decided not to spend the money to fix all the body damage because I bought a new car. I want to sell this car ASAP, as is. I have never had one mechanical issue with this car as far as the engine or any other mechanical problem. 
Unfortunately it has suffered wear and tear cosmetically. But the right person will find a way to fix all that!
All lights and indicators work, A/C, heating and radio/CD player all work. Only back door on right side window does not go down when button pressed. All other automatic windows work. The key clicker remote was lost so must open car doors with key manually. I am willing to take best offer in cash, as is. This is the perfect, low mileage, good- on- gas car for someone who can fix the body with their own trustworthy auto body person. Any more questions please ask. If needed, bring your mechanic to check it out. I prefer local buyers in Los Angeles/Southern California. Thank you!

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    Thu, Nov 20 2014

    Scion has officially pulled the covers off its iM Concept, which is, in reality, a slightly modified version of the Toyota Auris that is already sold outside the United States. It's also a model that is going into production for North America, says Scion, minus, we'd guess, a good bit of the overly aggressive ground effects bits, slammed suspension and oversize wheels. A production iM has been confirmed for the upcoming New York Auto Show, where Scion is also promising a second new production debut, as well. After a substantial lull in its new product cadence (barring the FR-S), it looks like Scion is once again intent on cementing its position as the entry point into the Toyota brand, promising three new models in the next three years. Scion tells us that iM's name is derived from the first letters of the words 'individuality' and 'modern.' More important details like price, powertrain and on-sale date should come later in 2015, but Scion has at least say it "anticipates that a price under $20,000 could make this car enticing to youthful customers," all of which makes it sound like the second coming of the Toyota Matrix to us. Feel free to read more in the press release below and gaze upon the concept in all its Incrediblue glory above. From Concept to Commitment - Scion Announces New Product Plans Production Version of iM Concept to Hit Showrooms Next Year TORRANCE, Calif., (Nov. 19, 2014) – Start planning that next adventure; a new ride is on its way. After revealing the iM Concept car today at the Los Angeles Auto Show, Scion announced that a production version of the versatile five-door compact hatchback will be coming to dealerships in 2015. Fans will get a first look at the road-ready, sporty ride – and another new Scion model – at the New York International Auto Show in April. "The two models we're debuting in New York next spring are just the beginning for Scion," said Scion Vice President Doug Murtha. "We plan to bring three new products in three years to our showrooms, offering a variety of exciting options for current and new Scion customers." As a test laboratory for Toyota, Scion attracts those with an independent spirit and desire to stand apart from the crowd. But many of today's consumers between 18-34 years old also value a degree of practicality to support their self-reliance and more mobile lifestyles. Faced with greater independence and less disposable income, they value fun and sensibility in a vehicle choice.

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