Scion

New for 2018, the Toyota​ C-HR is a subcompact crossover aimed towards a younger, more urban audience. It features edgy looks, a larger-than-expected interior, and Prius-like efficiency and handling. Some of these are good things.

The 2017 Toyota 86 takes over for the discontinued Scion FR-S as the brand’s entry-level sports coupe. Built in collaboration with Subaru, the 86 has the best of both brands jammed into one tiny, fun package.

The new Scion C-HR concept was inspired by "yuccies" and is all about design for both looks and emotional return. It's meant to epitomize Scion's new "Weird, Right?" slogan. It hits that right on the noggin.

The 2016 Scion iA is an entry-level sedan newly-minted in the Scion lineup, and so packed with goodness that you’ll never know it’s a compact. It tosses the old "compacts are cheap and boring" cliche out its window and speeds off without looking back.

For a certain segment of entry-level sports car buyers, the 2016 Scion FR-S is a perfect fit. This car isn’t so much a track-ready checkered flag winner as it is a tuner’s dream. It’s potential on four wheels.​

Scion has given the public a sneak peek at what its new five-door compact hatchback will look like – more or less – at the LA Auto Show. Called the iM Concept, a production version of the car is scheduled to arrive in dealerships sometime next year.

Scion FR-S buyers looking for increased performance and exclusivity have a new option in the FR-S Release Series 1.0. The race-inspired two-door offers a variety of body and equipment upgrades while still pricing in under $30K.

Toyota's has focussed its SEMA display around tuning and pimping its iQ luxury city car - four versions have been prepared and the vary from outrageous to beyond

Toyota has revealed the U.S launch of its Prius family is still on track and that it plans to launch its all-electric Scion iQ microcar in the U.S. in 2012.

November 8, 2004 The rise of specialist automobiles for niche markets continues with a showing of the Scion xB DJ vehicle at the SEMA conference in Las Veg