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I knew a farmer who had a Scion. He used to haul chickens with it. It was a chicken coupe.
😂✔️🍻
Have you no shame?
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
A Harley owner with a Scion? Now I’ve heard everything haha
Why not tho?
Fiat Multipla I know right? Just sayin the Harley guys around my neck of the woods don’t seem to like imports 😂
My retired Dad has a corvette. Then he decides to get a Honda monkey. I'm with you. I just don't get it.
I have a friend with a scion and a Harley too
i wanna buy an fd rx7 mazda or a mx5 miata cause i wanna build one. do you think these cars are good? just give me your personal opinions on these cars please
I'm getting called stupid by Scotty on a daily basis now. Can't complain about it tho
Guy blows up his engine and Scotty laughs, I'm sitting here here waiting for Scotty to post and he calls me Stupid. Makes my day. 😎
same
Funny!!😂✔️🍻
I would think it would be a honor 😄
Daughter learned to drive stick in a tC. She was near tears while learning, now automatics are "boring". ;)
That's great, I recommended one to my daughter for her first. I hope she considers a mt as well.
Sold my 11 tc to a young girl as her first car, her parents wanted her to learn to drive manual to keep her off her phone and she loved it.
I just got the tC as my first car for $3k. Runs super well even with over 200k miles. 👍
it's been 10 months, did the 200k miles cause you many issues? i am thinking about getting a tc
@@killquinn97 I have an 190k 06 tC 5 speed manual that’s driven pretty hard. I’ve hardly had a lot of problems with it yet, and it’s relatively easy to service and DIY if you got tools around the corner. It barely burns oil (Around per 2-3k/qt, mostly highway driven) especially at 190k. The automatic transmission is good as far as I know. Engine restore additive also helped further reduce oil burning (although not recommended for VVTI systems)
If you’re going with the first gen I recommend getting the 05-06 model, since those don’t have an infamous oil burning problem. Fun, reliable cars to drive, just watch for the maintenance history, history of neglect can cause problems especially when you’re at higher mileage. Avoid the 07-10, the 05-06 is the way to go IMO.
The 2nd gen is also solid. 6MT or 6AT The 2AR FEs have addressed a lot of the 2azfe issues. Never owned one though. But they’re fun sporty cars.
@@killquinn97 i have a 07 scion tc driven hard at 170,000 miles still drives like a dream no issues at all
@@rmelz3456 yeah, wished that I had known that before my purchase of one of a 2007
I bought a 2006 Scion tC with 189k miles. Runs fine and looks great. These cars can last well over 500k+ miles with good maintenance from what I’ve seen online
If Toyota doesn't make Scotty an honorary shareholder, they're STOOPID
and Autozone 😂
lmao hilarious
@@nappywootz ... it's in the zone, autozone!
@@Kyle5K 🤣🤣🤣
They already did, before he started praising them 😉
I have a 2005 tC and still runs like new. 💯
I bought a 2012 Scion tC new, it has 209000 miles and still no issues at all and still runs like new. Good gas mileage, sporty feel, and can still fit the family in it. I just liked the unique look of it and how it drove and it was pretty fast, I got lucky that I picked a good all around car that looks like its gonna last a while.
im getting one on th 19th so im doing my research! mine's a 2016 and 80,000 miles so i hope it runs good
Looking at purchasing a 2016 with 117000 miles right now.
07 Scion XB 380K still running perfectly. 38mpg
The Scion tC is a modern Celica.
Its not. This engine burns a lot of oil. And the automatic CVT model has many issues.
Boba fette shut up bro. It’s a Toyota coupe and it’s the only one at that time. And it’s not sporty like the supra and stuff and simple like the celica
Boba Fett it neber had a cvt😂6 speed automatic and the oil problem was recalled and most of them are fixed
Boba Fett wrong. It is like a modern Toyota celica. It’s a 2.5L 2AR-FE. Those are bullet proof engines. The oil consumption u talkin about are the 2007-2009 Toyota Camry, and Scion xB and there 2.4L 2AZ-FE. I drove one on my 2015, and it’s solid made
Boba Fett Toyota makes excellent CVT. Nissan makes the worse CVT because it’s from jatko. The worse CVT Nissan have
Toyota can sometimes be considered by some people to be a boring brand, that might be why. Boring is good when it comes to holding up over time though.
@Ed Findlay MR2 as well
Don't forget Scion mean descendant...
A descendant of TOYOTA....
Scion = Toyota.. :)
Interesting
I've had a 2012 Scion TC for the past year now and it's a fantastic car! It had 32,000 miles on it and handles like a champ!
Good for you.
You bought a 2012 with 32k miles a year ago? Jesus a fossil. Car company for young people guess an old guy bought it lol
Have a 2013 Scion FR-S, very reliable no problems at all.
Manual or automatic?
That boxer engine is not long term reliable.
NuclearGrizzly manual.
derak bell 80k miles no problems so far.
(Not a Toyota, that is rebadged Subaru). Until the head gasket blows on those boxer engines around 120k miles. Sure, they make a healthy 200 HP but they are an outdated design.
Owning a Scion is the best thing to buy. I wouldn’t mind owning a tC model. I personally buy 2 more xB models because there excellent. And even tC2/2.5 because there sharper, excellent handling, fun to drive, 6 speed manual, it’s a must have Scion
I have a stick scion.... Luv it....keeping forever....lol
I had the chance to get a 2012 manual in silver with 92k miles, waited a day to late, and missed out. Got a 2012 automatic the next day with 82k miles in grey for 3k less so I can't complain overall but damn do I wish I had jumped on the manual even if my wife can't drive stick.
@@valjean2036 hell yeah
@@aaronself2411 there’s always a plus and minus on that moment.
@@toyotabrony Yeah. I could've taught her to drive stick. But... Overall I'm happy with the car. Just wish the clips that hold to bumper were built a little better. One of mine is starting to cause some bumper sag.
Just bought a 2005 Scion tC for 5 grand. Love it!
Nice! I also Have a 2005 Scion tC with Manual Trans. Bought it 2 years ago with 170k miles for $2700! Only thing Ive done to it was change the the Original Clutch myself! Love my tC!
@@XBATHORYX13 hell yeah!! Mines an auto but accelerates like a manual. I owned an 04 standard cavalier and I love the quickness. The tc out beats my old cavi though.
@@XBATHORYX13 I just bought an 05 for 800 dollars 160k miles
8:00 - I put Akebono brake pads on my 94' Celica ST hatchback. The Mechanic told me i was a smart man for having them installed on my 94 Celica. I told him that i listen to Scotty Kilmer and he gave me the thumbs up! 🎖
Thanks! I have been trying to find where Scotty said that brand. I should have written it down.
Got a 07 Scion tC last month, had it carbon cleaned, brand new spark plugs, air filter and Mobil 1 full synthetic oil.
Car runs super quiet with over 178k miles....
I bought a 2006 TC with 150,000 miles on it for 800 dollars. I have been very impressed by how quick and smooth this car drives, especially on the interstate! This car seems to still have alot more life left! Never thought I would have to watch my speed in an 800 dollar car...
@@Celwood it’s a nice car to own but keep an eye on the oil level so you don’t blow your engine, mine currently has 183k running castrol 10w30 and burns a quart of oil every 900miles still worth it.
@@josiahjrock the 2az fe engine correct? After 2012 they started usingt the 2.5 liter 2ar fe engine. Those tcs were rock solid if you did your part of maintenance
Have a 2006 purchased new…5 speed…great little car and accelerates very well.
Two years ago, I left my 2005 Scion xb with valet parking (no other parking choice), then went inside the restaurant to eat. A few minutes later, the valet came looking for me, “Ma’am can you park your car for me? I don’t know how to drive a car with manual transmission.” So, I parked & retrieved my own car, didn’t have to pay. Lol
It has 235k mi, and I probably spend less than $1k annually for maintenance & repairs. Every 3 or 4 months I have to put in a quart of oil. That’s the only thing I do myself. Otherwise, I bring it to the dealer. I know I could probably find someone less expensive to work on my car. I’m paying for convenience, and it’s cheap enough for me.
It’s still a blast to drive, and is the best money I ever spent on a car. Even if I end up buying a “late age crisis” car of my dreams, I will never let this one go!
left out the fact Scions were MADE IN JAPAN
And Japanese make great cars.
Till they updated their lineup THEN they were designed in the states and tanked
Yup, got a 2016 Scion TC and the first thing I checked when I bought it was to make sure it was made in Japan!
@@lilman1230 2016 Scion tC made in Japan
not scion ia.
and they are at best only reliable cars. consumer reports has trashed them all except ia and fr-s which are not made by toyota.
just bouht a 2009 scion tC with 142k miles. Got it for my 19 year old daughter to ride back to college for her 1st car. After hearing Scotty's take on scions i got exactly what i was lookin for---a cheap, reliable spotrs car that the young people think is cool. TOUCHDOWN!
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Scotty: Here's why you're stupid
Lol. Hey man Scotty's getting up there in age alright😂 hes aloud to be a grumpy ol man hes earned it!
And best of luck Lars
I’m saving up for a Scion tC by working at Walmart and this made me so happy because now I know I did my research right thank you for making this video ( 2011-2012) it will be my first car
I bought an 05 160k miles runs beautiful
My first new car was a 2009 Scion tC the seats if you took the headrest off and slid them forward you could fold the seats down flat and have what felt like two small completely flat beds . We camped in that car at over 10 car shows in 2 years no hotel needed and great mileage and quick for what it was !
I’ve got a 2008 tC that I bought four years ago as a first car for my son in high school. Fun to drive, surprisingly roomy, and hasn’t needed any repairs except the one thing no one has mentioned: the flimsy plastic handle for opening the heavy hatchback. Mine was held on with glue and velcro when I bought the car. It’s a common enough problem that there are multiple different aftermarket parts to choose from. I got a color matched upgraded part with metal reinforcement for cheap online. Keep your eyes open and you’ll see a lot of tC’s driving around with hatchback handles that are either taped on or not color matched.
I loved the TC test drove one of the early models and love it. Wish they still made them
Grandpa Scotty really be calling everyone stupid lately😂😂
The truth hurts sometimes, LOL.
Im waiting for him to call Biden stupid. How the left will cry!
There's LOTS of stupid people out there!
Agreed lol
Scotty: "Toyota dont make sports cars anymore"
Toyota: "We put 4WD in a yaris tho"
The yaris is built by Mazda though, that doesn't count.
@@JecuskyGarrett their is no part of the GR yaris that mazda did it was 100% toyota
I have a 07 scion tc It was my first car and haven't got another since. Bought it at 93k miles and now have 152k miles. I've owned it for around 7 years now and let me tell you it has been very good to me. It's only been in a shop a few times for little things like oil change and that rubber liner thing for the head gasket which was $35. It burns oil now for sure but it's either due to mileage or what scotty said a few videos ago on the piston rings were not made right. started acting slightly weird around 145k. But the quality of this toyota it keeps on going. I'll wait until the engine blows until I get another vehicle.
Yep just keep topping off with oil once they start burning and they run forever. Toyotas and Scions of that generation have oil burning issues, but other than that....the engines don't have any problems. I know a guy who has 393K on his 08 TC still going strong. Burns 2 quarts between changes but no other issues to speak of.
@@joshn938 I have to fill it up every few weeks. I just put techron full system cleaner in to see if it will do anything.
I got one to.... Im keeeping it forever lol
Nice! I bought my 2011 scion tc used but in the same year so it felt new to me! Took about 3k off sticker. Still drive it now. Recently hauled my entire wood flooring in it to my home, hauled like a champ! Also got to see what it would look like lowered haha. Gonna drive it to the grave.
I’ve owned my 2011 Scion tC for over 4 years now and it has been nothing but reliable. I’ve put 80k miles since I bought it with 40k miles and the only thing I’ve had to do was oil changes, tires, and brakes. Easiest car to work on and the first car I learned to do modifications on. Parts are cheap and I’m expecting another 200k with this car.
I once saw a stat that TC's were number one for getting speeding tickets.
I had a 07 tC for 3 years.. 17 tickets.. I have a 14 mustang now for 3 years.. 0 tickets...
Maybe it's more about youth and the market they were after.
Dre M
Exactly. I believe so also.
The 1st Gen tC used the engine from the Toyota Camry, so it had a big engine for a small car
It still holds true in my city. My girlfriend gets warnings every other month. There’s tc’s, civics and golfs pulled over every weekend lol
Cops tend to exploit certain groups of people.
I own a 2013 tc. I love it. It is worry free and has enormous luggage space when you fold the back seats down. Being a hatchback. Looks good too.
I recently bought a 2015 Scion tC for a little over 11k and at 90 thousand miles, I am so happy with the purchase, its so fun to drive and its very roomy for what it is. the facelift also looks nice :D
I've never been called "stupid" by Scotty. Perhaps it's because I have a Toyota Tundra (V-6, 5-speed) and my wife has a Toyota 4Runner. Scotty, thanks for everything you do for the motoring public.
Scotty thank you for making a video on my car now I know it’s not trash 😂😂😂 and I can show off to my friends and tell them “Scotty said my cars great”
Same here, my 2007 Tc with 250k. My goal is to get to 350k. :)
@@TedK4307 my new goal is to make 500 hp on it and convert to RWD😎
Fun fact: scion xb is called the Toyota bb in japan.
There a must to own
We bought a new '06 with a 5-speed, because we didn't like the '08. 56K miles in 14 years, @ 35+ mpg on normal gas---only 27 on CA "smog nazi" gas.
@@toyotabrony What is?
I'll hang on to my 89 nissan p-u. v6, 5speed...almost 401,000 miles. same engine, never had valve covers off!!!!
You ever have to do any work to the clutch yet?
@@MindsetMastery75 yup, 2nd clutch...
@@johncitizen3927 I just found out my 2007 Scion had a brand new clutch and flywheel and a few other parts brand new at 170,000 miles. So i pretty much have a brand new clutch! So happy right now. This car should last me for another 5 years now.
Scotty, did you mean Honda is ditching the Civic Coupes, not the Sedans?
yeah I meant coupes
I just retired my oldest scion xb cheeze box with 469,000 miles. It still runs and one of my employees is driving it to work Haha. I have a fleet of them (newer ones)....still buying low mileage newer xb's for $6-8k and driving the heck out of them!
philais hey that’s awesome to hear! I just bought one but I’m worried about the oil consumption, have u had to keep an eye on the oil level and top up as necessary?
@@karat252 ...nope, change the oil every 5k
@@karat252 I have a 2011 Xb that uses alot of oil. Top off about a quart every 500 miles but I've driven it this way for 150,000 miles no issues, just check that oil often!
I feel so...early. Like when you make a doctor's appointment and you are the only one there.
And you still wait for an hour.
I have a 2009 Sicon Tc, I totally love it. Only maintenance work done, no major or minor problem at all, still run like brand new!
How many miles?
Don't drive a lot, around 70k now
@@pigboykool nice
I got a Scion tC after this video it’s a great car
do you know what the s+ is next to drive ?
me too, he he
I love my TC. Such an underrated car. It’s not the fastest but it’s a pretty fast car for what it is. If you chip it like I did you’ll get 60 more horses, makes it way more fun
@@bradeyalberni2777 what have you done to it ?
@@daniielllll975 stage 3 chip, aftermarket headers, borla axle back with Megan racing mids and that’s all. I want a turbo layer down the road and a real tune up so I can hold that power without the engine blowing
This is the cleanest car I’ve seen at Scotty’s channel!
i love waking up everyday and get bullied by scotty
Hahahaha this comment right here 😂
I love my TC, these things are the legos of cars. Easy to take apart, cheap, reliable
Hey Scotty, I am watching you from Bulgaria and I am really impressed by the fact you know about Zastava Yugo. I didn't expect that
Looks like I’m stupid. Thanks Scotty.
Whew! I thought it was just me.....
Damm I guess I’m stupid too
Welcome to the "hall of shame".
what is the cheap car ?
I just retired my oldest scion xb cheeze box with 469,000 miles. It still runs and one of my employees is driving it to work Haha. I have a fleet of them (newer ones)....still buying low mileage newer xb's for $6-8k and driving the heck out of them!
Holy balls What year was the XB
@@EzStrid3r 2007.....
Found a 2016 standard transmission tC in Florida, had it shipped to my state. One of the best purchases i've ever made. Love my car to death!!!
Take a shot, everytime he says, "I don't know why Toyota named it Scion"
You'd pass out in 15 minutes. LOL
"even got the face mask here" lol
Got my 07 TC for $2k with 150k from a friend lol
I bought a 2011 Scion tC for $8,000 with 121,000 miles on it. I learned how to drive manual on it and am very happy with it! No engine or transmission problems at all. Just regular maintenance and whatnot. Its the same engine as a Camry so a healthy engine will last a long time.
The back seat has about as much legroom as a 2011 Toyota Corolla so I have friends sitting in the back seat all the time. I'm 6'3 and I sat in the back once; i wasn't 100% comfy but for a 30 minute drive I wasn't complaining at all!
FINALLY tc review I loved mine
People always said "you can customize scions" I've never seen one that looked any different
I have this car I love it so much. I’ve had it for 9 year. 0 problems and it’s pretty quick
Just bought my wife a 2007 Scion TC for 4,000dollars, 108kmiles....Spoiler on it as well. Best deal ever!!!
Love my XB 2006, everything still works (even AC) and the car idles smooth and is super fun to drive 👍
I have one too, only 94 k miles
We had to wait for our new '06 5-speed. We almost use it like a pick up, since we can't afford a new Taco. Wish it had six gears, with 3500 RPM @ 80---but it doesn't.
Ain’t no arguing that
Me too! I love my 05. It feels more like a 2020 than an 05.
Well over 200k on my wifes 05 xa. Runs perfectly. Damn good car.
we have a 04 xa, 120k drives like new.
2016 TC with 23k miles, so far so good
My wife had a lowered scion tc w/ 1inch steel spacers in the rear, all windows were tinted 10%. Had the computer tuned a bit but left everything else stock.
I had the most fun Iv ever had driving that car. Was a hell of a little 4 banger!
Miss that car. Got rid of it because we needed more room for a car seat.
Good to see my Scion got Scottys stamp of approval
Love my '16 Scion iM 6 speed, glad I bought it.
We had an '08 TC and had major oil burning (the notorious 2.4) that started at around 72K miles. The rest of the car was ok, but felt very cheap when compared to my '07 Civic SI. I sold it last year and I still see it on the road around town. The interior noise was also very loud.
Recently got a 2015 tC and I'm loving it. This video felt good to watch.
in my area finding a cheap used AND reliable car is pretty much impossible. The demand for these is so high that they are priced 5-9 grand and that's including private sellers not just used dealerships.
Be careful of the Scions with the 2.4L 2AZ FE engines as they are known to have oil consumption problems. Check the VIN to see if the piston rings were replaced under recall. Other than that, these are fun and reliable cars!
N0RT2G0RD4U yea I’ve seen mixed reports of recalls done. some it only fixed it for a while, others it was a solid fix and drove the cars to 300k miles
At 1:45 Scotty is scaring the owner clear out of the car. Hold on ma'am iam just going talk about your car. Ma'am sees arms everywhere and decided we're is my Uber 😀😀
Guy shows up in a Kia Soul.
2AR FE engine. Scotty approved.
Had one just like that, 2012 w/the 2.5 liter Camry engine, loved it. Didn't get great mpg for a small car, 25 for suburban type driving, but that was about the only downside. Now have the Matrix, also a lot like Scotty's lol, 2010 with 1.8 liter, pretty gutless in comparison but gets 34-35 mpg on the same type of roads
With first hand experience of still owning the first gen tc (2007), I’ve had to replace my 2azfe due to the tsb of the piston rings failing prematurely. After 2010 when they did the new model, they got it right. Great car but it’s always in the back of my mind of the ticking time bomb....
That Scion is quite a nice looking car. Wish this was available to us in the UK. Did it effectively replace the Toyota Paseo?
2014 Scion Tc owner here. I love my car. It is so reliable 😇
My wife and I have Scions, both xB (the box). Hers is a 2005, mine a 2006. Each has around 152,000 miles. They're still going great, good gas mileage, and no major work done. Best $15,000 vehicles, when everything else started at $30,000. No complaints here, 14-15 years later.
Scotty about Audi A4,with seized up engine.
"Worst car I've ever seen"
Scotty about blown up engine in Scion.
"Can't blame the car"
Hey Scotty..nice to meet you..I'm stupid
I have owned 2 of these. Best cars ever! But there are 2 things one definitely can't say about them: that they are quiet and that they are comparable to a Civic type R 🤣
❤️ LOVE stickshifts!!! Thanks Scotty, I'll be keeping my eye out for one of those
I own a 2007 scion tc i love it
I didn’t know about that Scion...
Same
Fitment Industries made a good video about the tC and it’s history. They said they quit making them because of their sales like Scotty said. That’s because they started making the Toyota’s like the Scions so it was better to stop making them.
I bought a rebuilt 2013 tC two months ago, and it’s not a bad car. Kinda slow imo.
It's good that you can get parts for the Scion. I have had 7 Studebakers, an Edsel, a Corvair, a '66 Jeep Wagoneer with an AMC V8, a Peugeot 504, and I know how hard it is to find parts for orphan cars. Heck, it was easier to find parts for my '26 Ford model T than those other cars.
That's a bit of a stretch for the "all metal". The exhaust manifold went thru the front from what I remember and the "beauty cover" is missing that has the VVTi
@Ed Findlay Ummm... Plastic Turbos don't make sense... It's Science
@Ed Findlay What kind of plastic (on the HOT side, turbine, and turbo housing) can handle that pressure and temperature? Where's Thunderf00t -_-...
YES I LOVE MY TC!!!
Remember the Scion iQ, that tiny Smart car-like minicar they sold? Those were pretty bizarre-looking, I thought.
Scotty, I bought a 2010 Scion TC for 3k and I don’t think I’ve ever been happier, I need to learn how to drive with the manual transmission but it was completely worth it. And cheaper too!
You got a good deal.
Me too! 150k miles
I'm currently learning to drive it, how's your progress come along?
Watching his videos for a while now. I am super intelligent and my ac runs below 0
Haha thanks. You are awesome 😁❤
When your mechanic calls you a maniac
“Its got a face mask” 🤣😜 that was really good Scotty.
I just read there's a big fine for hanging a face mask from the rear view mirror!
You are right about Scion, my favorite was the XB. Same for the Pontiac Vibe, I owned one for several years. Cheap to buy, very similar to Toyota Matrix.
I chose the Honda Civic over the Scion really good car
I've been driving my 2016 scion tc for 7 months now, took me almost 3 weeks to find one in the Mistiqe Metallic Blue, and I didn't even find one in my own state! I had to get one from Tyler Texas! That's a 5 hour drive from Little Rock Arkansas.
My favorite part about owning one is how unique and how much of an oddity theres cars are. You dont see alot of them but when you do see one floating around town they definitely catch your eye.
Theres probably only 5 scion tCs in the metallic blue and iam one of them in my whole state! That's pretty wild to think about lol. Not a bad deal for 10k.
PS: the tC stands for Toyota Celica in my opinion
About a year ago I bought my 2014 tC with 56k miles and a 6 speed for $7.5 grand. You really can't find a better car for the price. I love it and will drive it until the day I die.
He put the stick in first gear and blew the engine up?... how do you manage that?
I love my 09 Scion xD so 🤷🏽♀️🤣♥️💯
Downshifted to First at high speed??!! Hahahaha!! Another high-performance car...with a low-performance driver!
I wouldn't call this car High performance....peppy, sure, not HP. They do 0-60 in about the same time as a minivan. They are fun little cars though and they get decent MPG. The driver of that one though...definitely not running on all cylinders :D
I’ve owned 2 Scion TCs. The first ones as a 2006 which had 180k and I drove from from San Diego to Richmond Virginia. Richmond Virginia to Colorado Springs. The one I have now is a 2008 with 130k and it handles like a dream. Super fun and zippy. Would definitely recommend purchasing one. Their engines are Camry engines and are notoriously bulletproof.
How often do you change your oil ?
@@TreyTruth619 every 3k miles
I just recently bought a toyota which is actually built by Mazda.
It's a 2020 Yaris LE.
I'm happy with the purchase.
Scotty; see's face mask
Nobody:
Scotty: lemme touch it
So do I drive a "sports car"? I wanna say it but don't wanna sound dumb
Depends how you drive it 😅
I got a parking ticket in my 07 Scion tC and they wrote down that it was a Nissan lol
😂😂
I hated my scion, but only because I needed to sell my motorcycle to buy it. Car ran great and never gave me a problem.