Here's mine:
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Looks nice. Have you found it hard to keep clean so far?
Eh, if I start looking at it closely I could go crazy chasing down little dirt and dust spots, but mostly I just wipe off the big splatters behind the wheels when I happen to notice them. I'm sure once winter really gets going here and I get a good layer of sand and grime on it I won't even think about it any more.
Best thing to do is to get some sort of paint protection done and keep it waxed, along with rinsing it often, all of that goes a long way into keeping the paint mint along with making it easy to maintain.Eh, if I start looking at it closely I could go crazy chasing down little dirt and dust spots, but mostly I just wipe off the big splatters behind the wheels when I happen to notice them. I'm sure once winter really gets going here and I get a good layer of sand and grime on it I won't even think about it any more.
x2 best thing to do right away, longer you wait the more it can cost you.Best thing to do is to get some sort of paint protection done and keep it waxed, along with rinsing it often, all of that goes a long way into keeping the paint mint along with making it easy to maintain.
I have an appointment for a pearl nano coating on Friday. This will be my first time having a protective coating done on a car, so I'm interested in seeing what it's like.
Glad to see you're going through with it since you have to deal with four seasons. This will go a long way in making it easier to maintain during the messy winter season.I have an appointment for a pearl nano coating on Friday. This will be my first time having a protective coating done on a car, so I'm interested in seeing what it's like.
I think it even prolongs the damage sun does to paint.
That last picture surprised me, seems like your iA doesn't have any orange peel or just a low level that can't be picked up in that picture.Here it is, freshly coated!
Keep that iA looking great.
Yeah the paint looks quite nice for a cheap car.
Is it common for the iA to have orange peel paint?
It actually does look great in the snow but since it's white, you're going to have to wash it a bit more often to keep the muddy brown at bay.
Your Scion iA will look amazing during a gentle snowfall.
Your Scion iA will look amazing during a gentle snowfall.
After driving to Orlando & Atlanta.....I never did see another iA or iM....LOL just mine...
I was in Atlanta! But even living here, I have only seen 2 others....After driving to Orlando & Atlanta.....I never did see another iA or iM....LOL just mine...
I live in Dodge City, KS, and I've only seen one Scion iA out and about. It was Polar White and it looked good. I still like this car - there's one 388 miles to the west at Mountain States Scion that is Pulse color (love the red iA's) and is the 6-speed manual transmission. It's selling for $15,711. Fair deal I think. I drive a 2011 Kia Soul 5-speed stick and my wife wants ta just hold on to it. The thing is the car has 59,115 miles on it and runs great. We owe about $11,100 on the car - what the dealer would give us is anybody's question. I remain interested in the Scion iA.
Now you just need to get it sideways in the snow and it will look even better!It looks good in the snow:
Haha I did that the night I put the tires on just to test em out. No one around to take pics though.Now you just need to get it sideways in the snow and it will look even better!It looks good in the snow:
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