I didn't really want to make this a big deal and i don't know if there are other threads or something.. but what do you guys think of the new Scions that going to be coming out (xA and xB.. is that their names?)
Personally.. i think the xB... although a bit strange looking... does look kind of cool, and I think it looks better than the honda element.. and for 10 g's less than an element (xB=13,000).... yep gotta go with the xB.... they seem to have lots of features and accessories (neon lights, superchargers, 18 inch wheels)... sounds cool... maybe its a younger generation thing... well do a little research and let everyone know what ya think...
Stock echo has same engine and boths wieghs less and handles better.
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Whoa! Finally some info on this thing... I wonder how close to the concept the prod. model will be?
looks pretty good... It's a coupe so that's good..
This part sounds really promising: "The ccX concept is powered by a performance-tuned 2.4-liter dual overhead cam four-cylinder engine"
But I don't know about this:
It comes riced-out from the factory including:
"rides on large 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels"(looks like chrome)
"The vehicle's blue instrument cluster is positioned in the center of the dash"
"and blue LED-type lights are incorporated into the front and rear roof lining for a space-age feel." riiiiiiice
But it's loaded with cool stuff too...I don't know, what do you guys think?
hehe, i actually like it, jsut thought the front lights look a lot like the tibby's.
that 2.4 engine will probably be the same engine that's currently in the camry, so that sounds promising. good thing they're finaly making some power, 105 is extremely weak, cuz i think tehy're pretty heavy cars, aren't they?
I kinda like scions'. If and when they go nationwide...i think i'll be one of those getting the Xa's (trading in the solara for that). I already have a camry 1mz, so having some cheaper toyota for office commute seams perfect! Hence comes in Xa! The Xc is also rumored to come a year later with a newer engine (rumored to be the 3sge) 2.0 i4 180hp engine (not the 3sgte)...well..the one w/o the turbo and the intercooler for those who don't know the 3s motor!
Looks like an Aztec/CRX from the back, but overall not bad looking at all. Even the interior would be nice if it were black. I wonder if the motor is swappable into the xB? On second thought we drive Toyotas and not Hondas so that probably isn't the case.
Originally posted by Bishop13 From what I understood about the ccX, the interior is weather-proof and can be hosed down...
That is correct...
"Emphasis is placed on functionality and versatility. A hand-sensitive door entry system automatically opens the vehicle's doors, making entry a breeze; a waterproof floor (made of a combination of metal and rubber materials) includes four water drain plugs to facilitate easy cleaning. Front seats boast sliding storage trays that stow underneath; rear seatbacks fold forward to increase cargo space and feature fold-up metal dividers to protect front seatbacks from heavy or sharp-edged loads. In back, the ccX's cargo area features six hidden tie-down hooks to aid hauling and an electric-powered removable cooler that plugs into the vehicle's 12-volt power source"
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