Used Scion for Sale
2014 Scion tC Monogram
$16,998•113K mi
Free Shipping from CarMax Laurel, MD
2009 Scion tC
$10,998•97K mi
Free Shipping from CarMax Frederick, MD
2015 Scion FR-S
$18,998•111K mi
Only available at CarMax Newport News, VA
2011 Scion xB Release 8.0
$14,998•29K mi
$99 Shipping from CarMax Turnersville, NJ
2012 Scion tC
$15,998•67K mi
$99 Shipping from CarMax Virginia Beach, VA
2014 Scion FR-S
$20,998•51K mi
$99 Shipping from CarMax Virginia Beach, VA
2015 Scion tC
$16,998•69K mi
$199 Shipping from CarMax Capital Boulevard, NC
2014 Scion FR-S
$18,998•92K mi
Coming soon to CarMax Frederick, MD
About the Scion iQ
Vehicle Summary
If you are in the market for a subcompact car that looks more unique than most any other vehicle on the road then the Scion iQ may be the ideal car for you. With that said, though, the Scion iQ is a vehicle that has much more to offer than just its unique exterior and interior design. Smooth and agile handling, for example, is another area where the Scion iQ really shines. After first coming onto the market as a 2012 model, the Scion iQ was discontinued following the release of the 2015 model. Today, however, the Scion iQ is still available for sale on the used car market. Drivers who purchase a 2015 Scion iQ - the vehicle's final model year - can look forward to a 94 hp 1.3L four-cylinder engine as well as standard features such as a 6.1-inch touchscreen display, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, power-adjustable outside mirrors with turn signal indicators, and more. All things considered, the Scion iQ is a great vehicle for anyone looking to buy a used subcompact car.
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FAQ
Q: Is the Scion iQ discontinued?
A: Yes, the Scion iQ is no longer in production. The Scion iQ was discontinued following the release of the 2015 model.
Q: What is a Scion iQ?
A: The Scion iQ is a subcompact car.
Q: How many passengers does a Scion iQ seat?
A: The Scion iQ is a two-row subcompact car that is capable of seating up to four passengers.
Q: Does the Scion iQ have all-wheel drive?
A: No, the Scion iQ comes equipped with a front-wheel drive drivetrain. All-wheel drive is not an available option for the Scion iQ.
2014-2015 Scion iQ Trim Configurations
2014 Scion iQ Trim Configurations
The 2014 Scion iQ comes available in one well-equipped trim configuration. Standard features for the 2014 Scion iQ include features such as a six-speaker audio system with steering wheel-mounted audio controls, power door locks, remote keyless entry, power-adjustable, heated outside mirrors, a rear window wiper, and more.
2015 Scion iQ Trim Configurations
The 2015 Scion iQ comes available in one well-equipped trim configuration. Standard features for the 2015 Scion iQ include features such as a 6.1-inch touchscreen display, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, power-adjustable outside mirrors with turn signal indicators, a six-speaker audio system with steering wheel-mounted audio controls, power door locks, and more.
Reviews for Scion
Not the right car for me
It's just too small. I couldn't fit a big grocery run in it with all of the bags of dog and cat food that I buy. The suspension is horrible; you feel every bump and stick on the road. I traded it in at a huge loss after just three months but it was worth it.
Pros
- Fuel Economy: About 33 mpg
- Value: Inexpensive and cute
Cons
- Ride and Handling: Poor suspension
- Power: Not much pick up
- Interior Space: Tiny
This thing is great (for certain people)!
The person for whom this car is the right choice is very specific. If you value a physically small and efficient car that's easy to maneuver over just about anything else, this is your car. It's also inexpensive, and seems to be surprisingly well made, especially when compared to other options in this size class.
Pros
- Fuel Economy: Hybrid-like fuel economy without the need for an expensive hybrid system.
- Interior Space: This car makes the most of its diminutive outer dimensions to provide a great deal of space for two or three people and cargo.
- Ride and Handling: This can make a U-turn almost anywhere. It's extremely maneuverable when driven at sane speed, and is reasonably comfortable to ride in.
Cons
- Power: This car has 93 horsepower. It's adequate for surface streets, but poorly suited for fast expressways.
- Cargo Space: Toyota sacrificed a lot of cargo space to make the car as small and nimble as it is.
- Technology and Entertainment: Especially in comparison to new cars in 2016, the iQ doesn't have a whole lot of bells and whistles to keep you occupied while you're sitting at stoplights.
Love My Car!
Good gas mileage, easy to maneuver, adorable. I love driving this car. We drove from Texas to Florida in it; me, my husband, and our two small dogs, and there was plenty of room for all of us, our suitcases, and a big dog bed. This is not a family car; the back seat is tiny and there's literally no leg room. But it's a great car if you want something cute, tiny, and dependable.
Pros
- Fuel Economy: Great gas mileage - it does have a tiny gas tank so if you're on a road trip, you will stop more than once a day to fill up.
- Cargo Space: If you fold the back seat down you have lots of room in the hatchback.
- Reliability: Scion = Toyota = dependable!
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