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Discover the latest Scion FR‑S price reference for 2016 and beyond. Whether you’re eyeing a brand‑new 2016 model or a used Scion FR‑S price that fits within your budget, this guide gives you the context you need to understand value, features, and how the car stacks up against its competitors. The Scion FR‑S, known for its lightweight chassis and punchy 2.0‑liter engine, remains a favorite among enthusiasts who value performance without compromising practicality.

At its launch, the 2016 Scion FR‑S was priced in the lower range of the coupe market, approximately US$23,000 to US$27,000 depending on trim and options. Today, that Scion FR‑S 2016 price can vary by market, condition, mileage, and regional taxes. Generally, early adopters and builder‑friendly buyers find a balance between a reasonable purchase cost and ongoing maintenance that keeps the vehicle’s appeal high over its lifecycle.

Key Specifications

• Engine: 2.0‑L B18B inline‑4, 200 hp @ 8,400 rpm, 205 lb‑ft @ 6,800 rpm
• Transmission: 4‑speed automatic (shared with the Subaru BRZ) or 6‑speed manual (C4 version)
• Drive Type: Rear‑wheel drive
• Fuel Type: Regular gasoline
• Dimensions: Length 4,380 mm, Width 1,810 mm, Height 1,395 mm, Wheelbase 2,350 mm
• Weight: Approximately 1,413 kg (3,116 lbs) for the standard trim
• Top Speed: ~160 mph (automatic) / ~164 mph (manual)
• 0‑60 mph: ~6.7 seconds (automatic) / ~6.5 seconds (manual)
• Fuel Economy: 21 mpg city / 26 mpg highway (EPA)
• Seating: 2‑seat layout (rear is a small cargo area)

These specs put the Scion FR‑S firmly in the “hot hatch” segment, drawing parallels to the Honda Civic Si and Subaru BRZ. Its performance is amplified by a minimalist interior, close‑handled steering, and a lightweight, carbon‑fiber roof that keep the car nimble—ideal for spirited weekend drives.

Depreciation Insight

New vehicles typically experience the largest value drop within the first year. For the Scion FR‑S, the depreciation curve follows the industry norm:

• First year: 15–20% drop, as the model reaches mature pricing in the market.
• Year 2–3: 10–12% depreciation each year, keeping value in a moderate range due to its strong collectible appeal.
• After five years: Approximately 50–55% of the original MSRP, often met by a strong resale market for well‑maintained examples.

Because the Scion FR‑S shares many components with the Subaru BRZ, its depreciation curve can be slightly steeper in markets where inventory levels are high. However, early adopters often find that lower mileage, certified pre‑owned (CPO) units retain value more gracefully.

So, what is a 2016 Scion FR‑S worth today? The answer hinges on location, mileage, and condition.

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