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•2008 Scion XB Compact 5-Door Wagon
The Scion XB returns in its second generation with styling (interior and exterior) and engine changes. Built in Japan, this compact, five-door hatchback is produced by Toyota for its youth-oriented Scion brand, with its first generation version introduced in 2004 and capturing the hipper American market with its quirky styling. Launched at a time when Toyota was concerned about losing younger American buyers, the spin-off Scion brand carried the first XB with a daring square-ish look, standing out among other economy cars that all looked the same.
•2008 Scion xB Compact Wagon
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•2005 Scion xB Compact Crossover Sedan
I didn't know how to take all the comments I received about the Scion xB during the week-long test-drive. The comments were all over the place, really.
•2006 Scion xB Compact Minivan
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•2006 Scion (Division of Toyota) xB Sub-Compact Minivan
This low-slung and ultra-boxy panel van resembles a California surfer's custom-crafted wagon in miniature.
•2006 Scion xB Compact Minivan
Toyota might as well have called the Scion xB the "box." Or, rather, the "ugly box." The 2006 model has changed little since last year — meaning it still looks a little too funky for most drivers.
•2005 Scion xB Compact Economy Wagon
Like it or not, the Scion xB's styling gives it an enormous amount of interior space. Compared to most other cars in its price range, the back seat of an xB feels like a Lincoln Town Car. A central instrument pod is unusual -- no surprise in a car that looks so weird -- but it actually makes a lot of sense. The driver's eyes don't have to stray far from the road to see the speedometer.
•2005 Toyota Scion xB Compact Minivan
The Scion XB returns in its second generation with styling (interior and exterior) and engine changes. Built in Japan, this compact, five-door hatchback is produced by Toyota for its youth-oriented Scion brand, with its first generation version introduced in 2004 and capturing the hipper American market with its quirky styling. Launched at a time when Toyota was concerned about losing younger American buyers, the spin-off Scion brand carried the first XB with a daring square-ish look, standing out among other economy cars that all looked the same.
•2008 Scion xB Compact Wagon
Read more…
•2005 Scion xB Compact Crossover Sedan
I didn't know how to take all the comments I received about the Scion xB during the week-long test-drive. The comments were all over the place, really.
•2006 Scion xB Compact Minivan
Read more…
•2006 Scion (Division of Toyota) xB Sub-Compact Minivan
This low-slung and ultra-boxy panel van resembles a California surfer's custom-crafted wagon in miniature.
•2006 Scion xB Compact Minivan
Toyota might as well have called the Scion xB the "box." Or, rather, the "ugly box." The 2006 model has changed little since last year — meaning it still looks a little too funky for most drivers.
•2005 Scion xB Compact Economy Wagon
Like it or not, the Scion xB's styling gives it an enormous amount of interior space. Compared to most other cars in its price range, the back seat of an xB feels like a Lincoln Town Car. A central instrument pod is unusual -- no surprise in a car that looks so weird -- but it actually makes a lot of sense. The driver's eyes don't have to stray far from the road to see the speedometer.
•2005 Toyota Scion xB Compact Minivan
xB looks like a box on wheels as contemporary homage to a panel van but in slammed stance. Built on a platform used for the bB wagon sold strictly in Japan, this low-slung and boxy panel van resembles a cool California surfer's custom-crafted wagon.
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