Yes. Although Scion was discontinued as a brand and integrated into Toyota’s lineup, many Scion models share Toyota’s reputation for reliability and longevity. By keeping up with routine maintenance—such as oil changes, fluid checks, and timely tune-ups—you can expect your Scion to provide dependable, efficient performance for years to come.
Most Scion models benefit from regular maintenance every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, which typically includes oil and filter changes, tire rotations, and brake inspections. More comprehensive services—such as coolant flushes, spark plug replacements, and transmission fluid changes—occur at longer intervals. Your owner’s manual offers model-specific guidelines, and the team at Creech Import Repair can tailor a maintenance schedule to your driving habits.
Generally, Scions are affordable to maintain because many parts and components are shared with Toyota models. Regular preventative maintenance helps prevent major issues, keeping costs moderate in the long run. At Creech Import Repair, we focus on cost-effective solutions and transparent pricing to ensure quality service without breaking the bank.
Absolutely. Scion was discontinued in 2016, but since it was part of the Toyota family, most parts remain readily available. Our ASE-Certified technicians have access to OEM and high-quality aftermarket parts, ensuring your Scion receives the correct components it needs. Plus, we’re familiar with all Scion models, providing professional, reliable care even after the brand’s phase-out.
Most Scion models run efficiently on regular unleaded gasoline. Always check your owner’s manual for fuel recommendations specific to your model. Using the appropriate fuel grade ensures optimal engine performance and fuel economy, preventing unnecessary engine stress or potential repairs.
Scions are generally reliable, but some owners have reported issues like premature brake wear, minor electrical glitches, or suspension component wear over time. Regular inspections and addressing warning signs—like unusual noises, dashboard lights, or changes in handling—can help prevent small problems from turning into costly repairs.
With consistent, factory-recommended maintenance, it’s not unusual for a Scion to exceed 150,000 to even 200,000 miles. Keeping up with regular oil changes, fluid flushes, brake inspections, and timely part replacements at Creech Import Repair helps maximize your vehicle’s lifespan and preserves its resale value.
Not necessarily. As long as your maintenance and repairs follow Toyota’s guidelines (Scion’s parent company) and use quality parts, your warranty stays valid. Creech Import Repair’s ASE-Certified technicians adhere to manufacturer specifications, ensuring you receive expert service comparable to a dealership—often at more competitive prices.
While OEM parts guarantee a perfect fit and performance, high-quality aftermarket components can be a cost-effective option. Our team can guide you through the best part choices based on your budget, driving style, and long-term goals. We prioritize quality, durability, and value to help you get the most out of every repair.
If you notice unusual sounds, dashboard warning lights, leaks, decreased fuel economy, or changes in handling or braking, it’s best to schedule an inspection. Our technicians at Creech Import Repair use advanced diagnostic tools and thorough inspections to determine whether it’s a minor fix or something that requires immediate attention, ensuring your Scion remains safe and dependable.