2005 Scion xA

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$12,530

starting MSRP

2005 Scion xA

Key specs

Base trim shown

Overview

1 trim

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Consumer reviews

Rating breakdown (out of 5):
  • Comfort 3.9
  • Interior design 4.1
  • Performance 4.1
  • Value for the money 4.9
  • Exterior styling 4.6
  • Reliability 4.9

Most recent consumer reviews

4.3

Nice Little Baby You Can Rely On!

Bought 2005 Scion XA a little over a year ago (159k). Test Drove and plugged in OBT2. No Codes. It had a long Carfax list of Regular Repair. Drove like a dream. Now at 175k... No Codes... No issues. I've put about $1800 in TLC... and highest quality Syn Oil... basic stuff. I expect 400k from the Simple Scion (Toyota) 5-Speed Manual. Saw one TODAY in a parking lot... Same exact model! I talked to the Owner. She had over 250k on hers! Only thing she's done (outside of semi-regular maintenance) is replacement of O2 Sensor. She thought I was SELLING MINE. She called her husband immediately! I assured her... I'm keeping this little charm to at least 400k! Only complaint... Gear Box is notchy! Nothing is perfect. Love this car!

4.3

Good mpg. Lacks power. A/C struggles.

This is a great little commuter car. Easy to drive and park in the city. In Highway driving it can keep up with traffic but is slow to pass. A/C works but if it gets into the 90’s it starts to struggle. Mine is at 273k miles and is starting to have problems that I can’t fix myself.

3.9

Great value for a commuter vehicle

Great car for commuting to work for over 15 years! The mileage was great and is still good. Still drives good. No majors repairs were needed.

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Warranty

New car program benefits
Bumper-to-bumper
36 months/36,000 miles
Corrosion
60 months/unlimited distance
Powertrain
60 months/60,000 miles