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This car is a wake-up call to all baby boomers. You know who you are. You were born sometime between 1946 and 1964; you've been buying SUVs like they are going out of style. And you... Read full review
The xA was one of two models unveiled in 2004 under the new Toyota marque, Scion. In the early part of the decade, Toyota had identified its inability to attract younger car buyers, and... Read full review
What Edmunds.com says Roomy and well-equipped, the spunky Scion xA is one of the best buys for 2004 in the economy car segment. Pros Handles well for an economy car, lengthy standard... Read full review
Quality and Fun -- for all Ages 2004 Scion xA Among the silliest marketing practices is the worship of "youth" as a monolithic, chronological state of being. It's a delusional ritual that... Read full review
When we drove the quirky little Scion xB a few months ago, we both fell in love with it and gave it high marks. One of the first offerings of Toyota's new youth brand, the xB was fresh and... Read full review
GET CURRENT PRICING GET AN INSURANCE QUOTE “Small cars are looking more and more like designer footwear,” declared a friend as we walked up to the xA, ... Read full review
for the 2004 Scion xA from a dealer near you.
MSRP: $12,480 - $13,280
"I bought my black Scion xA in 2004 with one mile on it. Now, in 2008, it has 81,000 miles and still running great. Even though I haven't had a problem... Read more
"I would definitely recommend the Scion Xa to a friend. It looks great on the exterior (somewhat like a funky hippo), the back seats fold down for a fair... Read more
"The moment i drove it off the lot, i fell in love. It's really reliable, i've owned it for 4 1/2 years and it still feels like brand new every time i drive... Read more
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