My SSR: 03. Custom paint. Flowmaster 40, lake pipes, 4.56's, torque converter, Vette servo, Bosal tips.
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Originally Posted by abadssr
well is it a drawing or something that is going to be built .dont tease us mikey
I don't know, not too much info on this out there. Here's what I got.
Word has it that Toyota is seriously thinking about giving its youth-oriented Scion brand a small two-door unibody pickup with design DNA based on the Scion Fuse sports coupe concept, seen earlier this year at the New York Auto Show.
The Scion xP runabout would join Scion's other cars - the xB, xD, and tC. The xP would be a stepping stone for Gen-Y buyers, who could move from the urban hipness of a Scion pickup into the larger utility of a Toyota Tacoma or Tundra as they start families and careers.
From the side, the pickup has a low, aggressive stance with a race helmet inspired wraparound window that provides a panoramic view. The visor-like windshield is balanced by strong C-pillars, adding a sense of security and protection.
The idea of a future Scion pickup with a high level of performance and additional hi-tech features just might see the light of day.
Power is provided by Scion's 161-hp/163 lb-ft 2.4-liter DOHC four banger. This fuel efficient engine offers plenty of kick for a two-person hauler. It's also plenty of fun, with a 5-speed manual transmission and 6,500-rpm redline.
And when the car is parked, you can sweep your foot over an infrared sensor in the rear bumper to activate the tailgate, which drops down and becomes a bench for sedentary friends. You'll need something to drink, so the rear console houses a detachable beverage cooler. This arrangement is paired with rear foldout speakers for an unexpected social environment.
The xP's base price would start around $12,000 - almost $1,500 less than a Ford Ranger.
My SSR: 2004 Ultra Violet #11012 born on 04 June 2004
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Originally Posted by ibjeff
Its their style.......you know.....TOASTER on WHEELS
I actually like them. Since the new grandbaby and no vehicle that holds a car seat well I considered trading in the "Stang for an xb...but can't find one that sounds like a V-8
My SSR: redline red 2004 Supercharged dob 02/05/04 #4944 Kenwood navigation w/XM
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Originally Posted by artsmart
I actually like them. Since the new grandbaby and no vehicle that holds a car seat well I considered trading in the "Stang for an xb...but can't find one that sounds like a V-8
I like the Xb also, its quite roomy inside and Toyota quality means less time in the shop
__________________ SSR DOX WORK LIKE YOU DON'T NEED THE MONEY..LOVE LIKE YOU'VE NEVER BEEN HURT..DANCE LIKE NOBODY IS WATCHING
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SSR DOX WORK LIKE YOU DON'T NEED THE MONEY..LOVE LIKE YOU'VE NEVER BEEN HURT..DANCE LIKE NOBODY IS WATCHING
sorry ssr's full no other riders allowed
Different!!! But Cool!!!
