DMV JDM Depot stocks quality Scion engines for sale with low mileage, fully tested, and ready to ship anywhere in the United States. Whether you drive a Scion FR-S, Scion tC, Scion xB, or Scion xD, we have the exact engine your car needs.

2016 Scion FR-S Engine Compatibility

The 2016 Scion FR-S runs a 2.0-liter flat-four boxer engine built in partnership with Subaru. That means solid engineering, proven reliability, and wide compatibility across model years.

Our inventory covers multiple Scion model years. Every engine is inspected before it ships. You get the right fit, every time.

Scion Engine Specs and Models

We stock engines for every major Scion model:

Every engine clears our Quality Assessment Process (QAP) before leaving our warehouse. Low mileage. Compression tested. Ready to install.

Performance Features of the Scion Engine

The Scion FR-S engine delivers sharp throttle response and smooth power. Drivers love it for a reason.

Our JDM units come straight from Japan with low mileage and minimal wear. You are not buying a worn-out engine. You are buying years of performance ahead.

The Scion tC engine gives you strong torque for daily driving without hurting your fuel costs. The Scion xB engine keeps things compact, efficient, and surprisingly capable on the road.

Every engine we sell passes compression testing and full visual inspection. What you see is what you get.

Scion Engines Towing Capacity and Weights

Scion vehicles are manufactured for performance and agility, not heavy hauling. 

• The Scion FR-S weighs around 2,800 lbs and carries no tow rating. It is a driver's car, built to move fast and handle sharply.

• The Scion tC sits at approximately 2,900 lbs with no official towing capacity.

• The Scion xB comes in at around 2,700 lbs and handles light cargo only.

These engines are designed for performance. That is their strength, and that is exactly what we deliver.

Scion Engine Warranty and Shipping Policy

Every engine ship with a standard warranty. No fine print surprises. No hidden conditions.

We ship fast across the United States. Your engine arrives securely packaged and ready for installation. 

Safety and Crash Test Results for Scion Engines

Scion vehicles were designed with safety built into the structure. The Scion FR-S earned competitive NHTSA safety ratings for its class. Engine mounting and drivetrain protection were engineered to handle real-world impact.

When you replace your engine with a genuine JDM unit from DMV JDM Depot, you keep that original safety and performance design fully intact.

Scion FR-S Engine: Get Yours Today

Your Scion deserves a great engine. We have it in stock right now.

DMV JDM Depot carries tested, low-mileage Scion engines for sale for the FR-S, tC, xB, and xD. Fast shipping. Solid warranty. Real quality you can count on.

Browse our inventory now or contact DMV JDM Depot directly. Our team is ready to help you find the perfect engine and get your Scion running strong again.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Scion FR-S engine's life expectancy? 

With good maintenance, the Scion FR-S engine runs strong for 150,000 to 200,000 miles. A fresh, low-mileage JDM replacement adds even more life to your vehicle.

Does the Scion FR-S have a Subaru engine? 

Yes. The FR-S uses a 2.0-liter boxer engine co-developed by Toyota and Subaru. It shares the same proven block found in several Subaru models.

What engine does a 2013 Scion FR-S have? 

The 2013 FR-S runs a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated boxer four-cylinder producing around 200 horsepower. A strong, responsive engine built for driving enthusiasts.

Is the Scion TC equipped with a four-cylinder or six-cylinder engine? 

The Scion tC runs a four-cylinder engine. Early models used a 2.4L engine. Later versions stepped up to a 2.5-liter unit for more power.

What is the typical issue encountered with the Scion TC? 

Oil consumption and timing chain wear are the most common complaints. A quality replacement engine from DMV JDM Depot solves both problems cleanly.

Does Toyota still make Scion? 

No. Toyota ended the Scion brand in 2016. The good news is that engines and parts are still widely available through trusted JDM importers like us.

Who owns Scion now? 

Toyota absorbed the Scion lineup. The FR-S lived on as the Toyota 86. The legacy continues, and so does the demand for quality Scion engines.

Are Scions cheap to repair? 

Absolutely. Scions are affordable to maintain and easy to source parts for.