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Scion FR-SScion FR-S Reviews
2016 Starting MSRP:
 $25,305
The Scion FR-S is a rear-wheel-drive sports car that was first introduced for the 2013 model year. The FR-S is a joint production of Toyota and Subaru, the latter selling the similar Subaru BRZ. Both models are powered by Subaru’s four-cylinder boxer engine and offer manual and automatic transmission pairings. Take the style of a… More
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Scion iAScion iA Reviews
2016 Starting MSRP:
 $15,700
The Scion iA is the first sedan that’s been offered by Toyota’s sub-brand. This subcompact car promises sleek styling, great fuel economy and fun driving dynamics. Introduced for the 2016 model year, the Scion iA shares the same platform as the Mazda2, which last sold in the U.S. as a 2014 model. The iA is… More
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Scion iMScion iM Reviews
2016 Starting MSRP:
 $18,460
The Scion iM offers hatchback versatility and a strong list of standard features. Good fuel economy, attractive styling and straightforward pricing also make it a competitive entry within the compact car segment. Introduced for the 2016 model year, the Scion iM is a compact car that’s closely related to the Toyota Corolla. While the Corolla… More
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Scion iQScion iQ Reviews
2015 Starting MSRP:
 $15,665
Is the Scion iQ Right for You? The iQ is a subcompact hatchback that seats up to four people. Its tiny body, ease of driving, and fuel-efficient powertrain make the iQ a great choice for urbanites. Scion offers the subcompact in one trim with a 1.3-liter four-cylinder engine. Where Does it Sit in the Scion… More
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Scion tCScion tC Reviews
2016 Starting MSRP:
 $19,385
The 2014 Scion tC is a fun coupe with a sporty look. It’s fun to drive, and the base model includes a high-quality audio system, USB port, Bluetooth, and keyless entry. For the price, it offers a good variety of standard features, and gets good gas mileage. An excellent choice for a college student, first… More
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Scion xAScion xA Reviews
2006 Starting MSRP:
 $13,360
Is the Scion xA Right for You? The Scion xA is a compact hatchback that can seat up to five people. Compared with Scion’s other subcompact vehicles, the xA has a more grown-up look. It’s packed with a long list of standard features, has a large cargo area, and has capable handling. Scion offers the… More
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Scion xBScion xB Reviews
2015 Starting MSRP:
 $17,120
The Scion xB is designed for the modern driver, whether you are a young college student or youthful grandmother who loves to be seen. The car’s unique box shape (which you will either love or hate) is just the start of why this car has been such a hit over the past decade. With plenty… More
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Scion xDScion xD Reviews
2014 Starting MSRP:
 $15,920
Is the Scion xD Right for You? The Scion xD is a subcompact car that can seat up to five people. The xD has a quirky design, but makes safe, reliable transportation enjoyable.  It has lots of standard features and spacious seating. Scion offers the xD in one trim and with a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine.… More
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About Scion

In an effort to appeal to younger buyers, Toyota introduced Scion as a sub-brand in 2002. With no-haggle pricing, funky designs, and a lengthy list of customization options, Scion’s primary purpose was to help Toyota gain a larger market share of a younger demographic. In attempting to keep things simple, most of Scion’s vehicles were available in a single trim level. 

Scion entered the market with two small and affordable vehicles: the xA and xB hatchbacks. The two vehicles were immediate hits and paved the way for the sporty tC coupe. Compact cars continued to be an area of focus for Scion, as it introduced the xD to replace the aging xA and the iQ as a mini city car. With the release of the FR-S in 2013, Scion gained a rear-wheel-drive sports car with enjoyable handling for enthusiasts. The iA then became Scion’s first traditional sedan when it came out in 2015, while the iM hatchback arrived as a more aggressively styled Toyota Corolla. 

Toyota discontinued the Scion brand after the 2016 model year. Three of Scion’s vehicles, the iM, FR-S, and iA, continued on as vehicles in Toyota’s lineup. 

By Joel Patel (Last Updated 10/27/2023)

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