Not surprised at all that it made the list since when you factor in what Scions include overall and who they're targeted to and then with what the new iM offers, it's clear why it should be on a list like this.
Of course they do but it's not for everyone, for some folks getting a new car under warranty is the better way to go about it.i guess kids dont get used cars anymore?
On the list I think that the ones that stick out to me as actually good back to school vehicles are the Kia Soul, Scion iM, and Mazda3. I don't really think of the Colorado or the HRV as a back to school vehicle though. That's my opinion.Click on the word LIST on my original post - that is where I put the link.
true..iM looks way better imoAlthough the HR-V from honda is bit on the ugly side of things, having seen one in person and looked into them online, it's not a bad alternative to say an... iM.
Yeah, but you have to pay another $3000-$4000 for a comparably equipped HR-V. The iM will probably sell for around $19,000 for the CVT version, while an HR-V EX CVT w/ FWD sells for around $22,500.Although the HR-V from honda is bit on the ugly side of things, having seen one in person and looked into them online, it's not a bad alternative to say an... iM.
iM pricing for the CVT is $19,200 without and $19,995 with the destination charge.Yeah, but you have to pay another $3000-$4000 for a comparably equipped HR-V. The iM will probably sell for around $19,000 for the CVT version, while an HR-V EX CVT w/ FWD sells for around $22,500.