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Scion Xa Problems

The SCION XA has accumulated 332 complaints in the NHTSA database, with owners reporting issues primarily involving air bags, vehicle speed control, electrical system. This analysis examines complaint patterns across model years to help prospective buyers identify which years to consider and which to approach with caution.

332
Total Complaints
5
Total Recalls
3
Model Years
4
Reported Deaths
✓

Best Years

These years have the fewest reported problems.

2004

Common Problem Categories

Air Bags 64
Vehicle Speed Control 26
Electrical System 26
Fuel System, Gasoline 24
Engine And Engine Cooling 22

Complaints by Model Year

All Model Years

Year ↓ Complaints Recalls Crashes Fires Rating
2006 190 2 30 6 Below Average
2005 102 2 38 0 Average
2004 40 1 6 6 Good

Scion Xa Years to Avoid

[2006]

Best Scion Xa Years

[2004]

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common problems with the SCION XA?

The most frequently reported problems with the SCION XA involve air bags. Owners have also reported issues with vehicle speed control, electrical system. Being aware of these common issues can help with purchase decisions and maintenance planning.

Is the SCION XA reliable?

Reliability of the SCION XA varies by model year. With 332 total complaints on record, some years perform better than others. The 2006 model year has the highest complaint count with 190 reported issues. Prospective buyers should research specific model years before purchasing.

Which SCION XA years should I avoid?

Based on complaint data, the SCION XA years with the most reported problems include 2006. These model years have significantly higher complaint counts than average. However, individual vehicle condition and maintenance history are also important factors to consider.

Are there any serious safety concerns with the SCION XA?

Some SCION XA owners have reported airbag related complaints, which are safety-critical systems. It is important to check for any open recalls and ensure these systems are functioning properly. Regular safety inspections are recommended.