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2009 Scion xB 5dr Wagon Auto (SE) Quick Specs

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Quick Specs Details
Gas Mileage 22 mpg City/28 mpg Hwy
Engine Gas I4, 2.4L
EPA Class Small Station Wagon
Style Name 5dr Wgn Auto (SE)
Drivetrain Front Wheel Drive
Passenger Capacity 5
Passenger Doors 4
Body Style Station Wagon
Transmission 4-speed automatic transmission

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Not much has changed for the Chrysler PT Cruiser in nearly a decade, and while that retro-flavored wagon is sorely outdated, it still has design appeal to some and has found a cult following in high-school parking lots. Though the xB is only offered in a single model, the PT still comes with choice of four-cylinder and turbo-four powertrains, plus a convertible model. The Chevrolet HHR takes the same formula and gives it nearly identical powertrains, plus a little crisper styling. The new MINI Cooper Clubman is considerably more expensive than the others, but it has a third half-sized door on the passenger side and cargo doors to make loading and unloading easier. The Clubman also has an on-the-road character that’s a lot sportier, for those who enjoy twisty paths.

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Comments (4 total)

  1. By jack #1, Posted: 3/21/2009

    Sicon xb for family?

    Look very interesting... Is it good for a family of 4?

  2. By jack #2, Posted: 3/21/2009

    Sicon xb for family?

    Look very interesting... Is it good for a family of 4?

  3. By Mr.Charles Anthony #3, Posted: 8/23/2009

    Readers: I own-and love- my 06 Scion. In the view of this owner, I would not take the New Generation xB for free-with 10years worth of petrol! They killed the MPG(I get 38mpg on the highway, with my 06). Then they cut down the roof, and removed two rear quarter windows. That darkens the interior, and looses some visibility. And why, pray, only one back up light? If they want to improve it, make the center instrument cluster gimbled; better front seats, more steering wheel positions, but leave the basic alone. That was the success of the Old VW Beetle. Once they compromized that, the Bug went away; to return as a "Speedy Gonzales" Bug, and the death of the true VW Beetle. Wake Up Toyota!you had a good thing going; with the New Generation xB you will have a 'dust catcher' on the showroom floor.

  4. By Joe #4, Posted: 11/22/2009

    Electric steering sounds wonderful, but I am concerned whether there is a backup means of steering in case of any electrical or component electrical failure.
    Steering ranks right up there in priority with brakes to stop the car as critical safety items.
    I'd hate to think that something as routine as a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker could result in total loss of steering control.
    So I need to know what the backup plan is for the unlikely eventuality of any failure in the electrical steering system.
    I would hate to think that the electrical steering system is "blue sky" and has not considered the contingency of failure in the primary electical steering system.
    Regards,
    Joe

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