Scion continues to offer three-year lease deals on all three models in March. Shoppers can lease a new Scion with a low monthly payment and relatively little money out of pocket at lease signing.
Scion’s minimum credit score requirements vary depending on the model year and vehicle. In March, a credit score of 650 will allow you to lease any 2010 Scion vehicle, which is great for young shoppers who have little credit history, or shoppers who are trying to rebuild their credit. Shoppers will need a minimum credit score of 720 to lease a 2011 Scion xB.
In March, the 2011 Scion xB is $199 a month with $849 due at signing. The 2010 version of the xB can be leased for $189 a month with $839 at signing. The 2010 Scion xD is $179 a month with $829 due at signing, while the 2010 tC is $205 a month with $855 at signing.
The 2010 Scion tC is $205 a month for a three-year lease in March.
Scion’s lease deals are still great for shoppers with smaller budgets because not only are the monthly lease payments low, but the amount required at lease signing is very affordable compared to most leases, which require several thousand dollars at signing.
Scion’s two-year service boost complimentary maintenance program comes standard on all new Scion vehicles. You’ll get a coupon book for all scheduled maintenance, which includes things like oil changes and tire rotations, but doesn’t cover things like brake pads and wiper blades.
