I have had absolutely no problems with my 2005 Scion xA. I purchased it new and followed the dealer suggested maintenance program until I hit 100,000 miles. Other than routine replacement of items such as tires, brakes, etc., the car has had no work done. It now has 200,000 miles on it, mostly highway. The car is still driving well, looks years younger than it is and has held up remarkably on the interior as well. I fully intend to drive this car until it is unable to start and I don't anticipate that happening for another few years.

My 2005 Scion xA was the first new car I ever purchased - and what a good purchase it has been. I've had it on the road for 15 years and 150,000 miles and it's still going strong. Rides smooth, fun to drive, great gas mileage, and an exciting look that caught a lot of people's eyes in the early days. Built with Toyota equipment, the car has been very reliable, with only one major mechanical issue (a bad wheel bearing) in the entire time I've had it. I'm sad that Scion is no longer a brand, as with the quality of this vehicle I absolutely would have been a customer for life.