The Scion xB is a distinctive compact car originally categorized as a subcompact in its initial generation, manufactured by Scion, a division of Toyota that has since been discontinued. Specifically designed for the United States market, the xB boasts a unique box-shaped exterior and features a 5-door hatchback design.
In its first generation, the xB was essentially a redesigned version of the Toyota bB, a subcompact model sold in Japan. This compact hatchback was built on the platform of the Toyota Echo/Yaris, demonstrating its efficient and compact nature. At the debut of the Scion brand in 2003, the xB was part of a two-model lineup exclusive to the US, with the other model being the xA,
