I sold my Toyota T100 pre-runner truck to get my XB. I can't remember wanting a car so badly! I miss my T-hundy, but we just bought an '07 Tacoma 4 door TRD so its all good. Prior to having my Toyota/scion set, I was heavy into H2O VeeDubs. I had about 6 misc (Jettas, Golfs, Rabbits, SCirocco etc) and loved every minute of it. My XB will be with me for a very long time

 

my 2003 cavalier !!

 

a 2002 Chevy blazer biggest pos every

 

i sold my 2004 VW R32.
I kinda regret it, but I like my xB.

 

Dude! I really like my xB and I traded a modded 97 cabrio for it that I miss (it's in my profile) for various reasons-but the R32-why?

That's one of those cars if I could afford to I would have paid off and started trying to get it to HPA motorsports-but yeah, I guess there are benefits to the box even over an R32 (room, gas, VWs funky problems 10 years down the road-I love/hate VW's-I've had like 22 of them)

 

1991 Ford Ranger reg cab, 2wd, 3.0l v6, auto, with 210,000 miles and running strong. I wanted more mpg and more room.

 

2005 Subaru Impreza. Not a WRX. Between the mediocre mpgs, and being cramped and uncomfortable for everyone but me (not to mention, I really needed a wagon), the xB showed up at a used car lot down the street from me, and I haven't looked back.

Plus, my girlfriend likes the xB better, too, so that's a plus.

 

Why would you sell this car for a xb? I can understand if you can't afford it but jeez that's a nice car.

 

I had a 1999 2-door, 5-speed Ford Explorer sport. It had 101,000 miles on it and I never had to do anything to it but brakes and tires. When I traded it in -- OK, when I gave it to the dealer as a gift--they said they wouldn't even have to detail it. It was a clean old truck.

This time, I wanted something that felt big but wasn't, that got more than 12 mpg, and that could get out of its own way.