Scion is a division of Toyota Motors Corporation founded in 2002.
Scion's main audience were young people, who need a low cost, reliable, sporty, and yet comfortable car. Scion branded models were only sold in the USA, Canada, and Puerto Rico.
On February 3, 2016, Toyota announced that the Scion name was to be dropped and Scion cars rolling out from mid-2016 would be badged as Toyota models.
Vehicles[]
| Vehicle | Engine | Performance | Layout |
|---|---|---|---|
FR-S (ZN6) 2014 2.0L F4 |
197 bhp, 151 lb⋅ft (147 kW, 205 N·m) |
140 mph (225 km/h) 7.6 secs., 6-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,251 kg (2,758 lbs) |
tC (AT10) 2008 2.5L I4 |
160 bhp, 163 lb⋅ft (119 kW, 221 N·m) |
127 mph (204 km/h) 7.4 secs., 5-speed |
Front-Engine, FWD 1,318 kg (2,906 lbs) |
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