Good or bad car?

Asked by Carguruwannabe Feb 06, 2019 at 12:24 PM about the 2013 Scion tC RS 8.0

Question type: General

Is a Scion TC a good car and will it hold its
value? Curious because I am looking into
purchasing one....

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NoGuruHere2 answered 4 years ago

I bought mine new in 2006 and 13 years later I still love it. No problems at all. Only thing I hate are the low profile tires. I am looking into buying smaller wheels and larger tires. It's a stick.

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