How many tCs sold?
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when the tCs are out of production (which is rumored to be in like 3 years) will a low vin # from the first year of production make the car more "valuable" collector-wise than a tC from the last year of production?
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probably not because I'm sure the next 3 models will have updates and upgrades here and there that will make people want them more than the last year's model - keep in mind this is the FIRST year of the tC - ever - not like an accord or a camry that's been in production for like 20 years.....
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Yup, 20,000 tC's have been sold through October... at least that's what Scion is telling me...
http://www.scionzone.com/html/press/sales/2004-11.shtml
http://www.scionzone.com/html/press/sales/2004-11.shtml
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I'm kinda glad that the tC's sales are dropping off...maybe 'cause I already have mine. I don't want everyone and their grandma driving a tC. I like having something that turns heads 'cause it's not common.
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Scion is limiting production of tC to 4,000 per month, so the car streets dont get overcrowded with tC... There are no plans to raise the production.
4,000 per month is awesome number for an coupe, much more than what Celica sold like...
p.s. and stop with the roumour crap, all new Scion cars will last as long as normal Toyota's do (5-6 yrs), with exception of xA and xB that were already 2 yrs in production elsewhere before they came here as scion, and Toyota makes money with them or they wouldnt build them
4,000 per month is awesome number for an coupe, much more than what Celica sold like...
p.s. and stop with the roumour crap, all new Scion cars will last as long as normal Toyota's do (5-6 yrs), with exception of xA and xB that were already 2 yrs in production elsewhere before they came here as scion, and Toyota makes money with them or they wouldnt build them
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Well, if they have already gone so far down the road as to have production of the vehicle it's not like they would just scrap the whole thing if sales were low for a year. Even the Aztek sold for more than one year, hahah. On the other hand, if they do decide to axe one of their models, you can probably guess which one it will be.
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Originally Posted by spwolf
Scion is limiting production of tC to 4,000 per month, so the car streets dont get overcrowded with tC...
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to settle this, from the detroit news:
link: http://www.detnews.com/2004/autosins...tos-328170.htm
looks like between 4-5000 tCs sold per month.
Yet the most telling disparity between the two cars is in their sales: By the end of October, after only four months in the United States, 19,667 tC coupes had sold. That blew past the 17,484 previous Tiburon models purchased since January.
looks like between 4-5000 tCs sold per month.
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