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2007 | Scion TC Spec Cathedral City, California | Hatchbacks | $16,386 | Charcoal | 21,225 |  | 67.9 mi |
2005 | Scion TC Spec Cerritos, California | Hatchbacks | $13,998 | Gray | 53,919 |  | 32.2 mi |
2006 | Scion TC Spec Victorville, California | Hatchbacks | $15,125 | Black Sand Pearl | 63,788 |  | 36.3 mi |
2005 | Scion TC Spec Victorville, California | Hatchbacks | $16,489 | | 40,962 | | 36.3 mi |
2007 | Scion TC Spec Victorville, California | Hatchbacks | $16,907 | | 19,220 |  | 40.4 mi |
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Professional Review
The Scion nameplate may represent Toyota's next-generation future, but the Scion tC brings a welcome blast from the past: a good-looking but practical sport coupe for the young and young at heart. The Scion tC is affordably priced but well-equipped. It benefits from Toyota's attention to quality, durability and reliability. Though inexpensive, it is anything but cheap. The body panels fit tight and straight, and quality construction is evident. Interior materials are first-rate, and show attention to detail. The bucket seats are comfortable and there's enough room to suit tall drivers. A 160-watt stereo is standard, and an available head unit provides maximum compatibility with an Apple iPod. The 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine generates 161 horsepower and gets an EPA-rated 29 miles per gallon on the highway. It is quiet, smooth, and plenty powerful, and the little coupe is surprisingly silent underway. Its steering, ride quality and handling are commendable. Its four-wheel disc brakes are powerful, and ABS and Electronic Brake-force Distribution come standard. A full array of airbags is available to enhance safety.
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