Scion was a marque of Toyota introduced in 2003 aimed at younger drivers with affordable, stylish, and compact vehicles. The brand focused on offering unique designs and customization options, quickly gaining popularity among urban and first-time car buyers. Scion's lineup included well-known models like the tC coupe, xB boxy wagon, and the FR-S sports coupe co-developed with Subaru. Despite its cult following, Scion was discontinued in 2016, with some models integrated into Toyota's global lineup. Scion vehicles are known for their practicality, reliability, and compact dimensions suitable for city driving.
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