question about xa production
its been a while since ive been to this site and im planning on buying an xa in september and i was wondering what was the news on the xa production. does anyone know when the final production year will be?
thanks for your help
thanks for your help
Just bought my xA. The dealer said that this year was the last year for production for three years. They will then produce another run, then cease production for three more years.....etc. etc.
Said they are doing this to keep our cars unique and retain trade in value.
Said they are doing this to keep our cars unique and retain trade in value.
Originally Posted by rabelco
Just bought my xA. The dealer said that this year was the last year for production for three years. They will then produce another run, then cease production for three more years.....etc. etc.
Said they are doing this to keep our cars unique and retain trade in value.
Said they are doing this to keep our cars unique and retain trade in value.
Originally Posted by rabelco
The dealer said that this year was the last year for production for three years. They will then produce another run, then cease production for three more years.....etc.
I can see them changing the cars every 3 years but not stopping production. I see xB's every where. Toyota would be NUTS to stop that money train. They should just do some modest redesign to keep the segment fresh.
Originally Posted by iyzmi
Originally Posted by rabelco
Just bought my xA. The dealer said that this year was the last year for production for three years. They will then produce another run, then cease production for three more years.....etc. etc.
Said they are doing this to keep our cars unique and retain trade in value.
Said they are doing this to keep our cars unique and retain trade in value.
Well, when I was in Phoenix, I met a few of the Scion corp. people and the question about the lines being dropped or suspended was brought up and the ones i talked to said they had no plans of changing anything right now. They may be holding back, but thats the ground they took when I asked. I don't care if they halted production or changed it drasticly, makes mine more different, the less they make the rarer it will be down the road.
They'll never tell you. When do they ever tell you?
If you're worried about buying a car that will become an older generation too soon, toyota worries about customers thinking like that too, so they just surprise you.
If you're worried about buying a car that will become an older generation too soon, toyota worries about customers thinking like that too, so they just surprise you.
Originally Posted by hornet_on_the_flower
they should of changed the look of the car every year thats how they use to do it back in the day before the 80's
a yearly change would kill the models. the reason mercedes built their market internationally during that time was planned non-obsolescence. they kept their cars the same year in and year out....someone owning a 1986 had the "new" body style in 1990 (with minor changes that average non-aficionados didn't catch).
"look" changes of successful models kill sales for the most part. who wants an "old body style" of a yadayada when the new one is out already? nothing ticks off an american consumer more than having the last production year of the old body style with four more years til it's paid off when the new one is driving around .
scion would do well to keep the bodies similar with small changes that older body style owners could upgrade to.
jmo.
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