Unless people start junking, wrecking, or destroying their xb's, they won't be much of a collector item. Simple fact of supply and demand. If the xb's, which CNN claims to be the highest selling scion out today, that means there are A LOT on the road. Most vehicles become collectors not based on performance, but by demand of the automotive consumer; demand that is determined by supply as well. We shall see in 20 years how many xb's are left out there, and let that determine if it shall be a collectors item, but damn, I went and looked at Tc's with my gf last weekend, and she wants a TC, I like the xb's...slick toasters! I can see why they may very well be collectors items.

 

I actually think you'll have to wait 40 years. But yeah...sure, it may be.

 

I dont understand why lotus elise is not on the list. That one is a no brainer.

 

well..i suppose that my xB wont be a collector so much...bu summers end...shell have 100,000 miles on her if not more.

 

Ive known my b was a keeper since day one... we all knew this would be the case with the xB didnt we???

 

So when can I expect my xB to start appreciating in price?