Yea it has the nav, but doesn't it cost a monthly fee or something to use it?

 

No, but I think it might have a fee for the yearly updates of the road maps

 

No monthly fee. Usually though once or twice a year they come up with an update disk for the system. The disks are expensive (like $150) but you don't really need the update unless your area has lots of new roads and businesses.

 

Ok, I just got owned by my dad...

He thinks that TL has too many miles on it, and for 13k is too expensive...

I think he wants me to get something with less than 40-60k miles, and that costs around 11k...

Kind of annoying because we came |---------->|| That close to buying a 2004 Oldsmobile Alero GL w/ 8k miles on it for about 13k, probly more with payments...

*ARG* Frusterated!

Well mabe I can just give a few comparisons to that TL, and he will be like, "Dude! That is a ****ing sick car!" and let me buy it!

 

As a new Scion tC owner, thank you very much , I advise picking one up!

I love the interior, exterior, and stock options! The only options I have on my car are the Side Airbags and Scion Floormats. price came out to 18,060 without tax/title/doc/license fees.

One of the only complaints I have about the car is that the pedals are a bit too close together, i have a size 12 foot and found the pedals a little annoying.

The Scion way of selling can either be a good or bad thing for you, depending if you know someone through toyota or not. Because they are not allowed to discount nor jack up the prices of their Scions, otherwise they will lose their lot or some crap like that.

All in all, i'm satisfied so far, i recommend a Scion tC

 

you should easily be able to find a 6th gen accord with low miles within your price range. are you thinking of different car besides the accord and TL?