Toyota killed Scion in 2016, which was the final model year for the Japanese automaker’s youth-oriented brand focused on North American buyers. Not many people expected to hear anything again about ...

If there is one defunct car brand that I entirely miss, it would be the Toyota-based sub-brand known as Scion. Established in 2003 and sold exclusively in the United States and Canada, Scion attempted ...

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Toyota's Scion brand has not sold a car since 2016, when it closed operations and either discontinued or rebranded its products as Toyotas. Scion made a surprise appearance at this year's SEMA show in ...

Scion is back! Well, not really, but as a new side-by-side concept built specifically by Toyota and for this year’s Specialty Equipment and Manufacturers’ Association show in Las Vegas. The Big T is ...

Among the more unexpected reveals at the show, however, was the Scion 01 side-by-side concept. In addition to reviving the long-dead sub-brand, it also demonstrated Toyota’s interest in breaking into ...

Scion was supposed to bring younger buyers to Toyota. Instead, the brand faded away after just 13 years.