Scion Auction Values

Browse all Scion models with auction and retail price data. Find the best deals at Manheim, ADESA, Copart, and IAA.

Scion at Auto Auctions

Scion inventory is a fixture on wholesale run lists nationwide, with 0 models cycling through the major auction houses. tC, FR-S, xB, iA tend to draw the most bidder attention. Knowing the retail comp before the lane opens is what separates profitable Scion buys from break-even ones — The Runs List computes that spread per listing.

Scion Models

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Scion sell for at auction?
Recent auction data puts the average Scion sale price near $7,500. Units with clean titles and lower mileage command more; salvage or high-mileage units sell well below the average.
What is the retail value of a Scion?
Dealers currently list the Scion at around $11,000 on average. Asking prices swing with trim level, mileage, and local market supply.
What is the profit margin on a Scion from auction?
Expect a gross spread of about $3,500 on a typical Scion bought at auction and sold at retail. The net figure depends on your fee schedule, transport distance, and recon budget — The Runs List rolls those into a per-unit max bid.
Is a Scion a good car to buy at auction?
It can be — the Scion moves regularly through Manheim, ADESA/Openlane, Copart, and IAA lanes. The deciding factors are unit-specific: condition report, verified mileage, title brand, and where the bidding lands against retail comps. The Runs List grades each listing A–D so strong units stand out immediately.
Where can I find a Scion at auction?
Scion listings appear regularly at Manheim, ADESA/Openlane, Copart, and IAA auctions across the country. Use The Runs List to import auction run lists and instantly score every Scion listing for profit potential.

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