Scion
2012 Scion FR-S Race Car
January 12, 2012
⋅ Lifestyle
Scion has unveiled its Scion Racing/GReddy FR-S race car during a press conference at the 2012 North American International Auto Show. Dubbed by some as the American version of the Toyota GT 86, The FR-S will be competing in the 2012 Formula DRIFT series with veteran driver Ken...
Numeric: 686 and Scion Snowboarding Concept Car Interview
November 15, 2011
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Meshing the world of action sports with the automobile industry, 686 in conjunction with Scion has revealed the first-ever vehicle, the "Numeric," dedicated solely to snowboarding. Each feature and part on the car highlights an aspect of the wintertime sport through extreme...
686 x Scion Numeric xB
November 14, 2011
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Everything has a purpose at 686. We don’t do things just ‘cuz, we do it because we want to constantly innovate and keep heads thinking. When we were designing the 20th Anniversary collection, I thought it would be cool to tell a story on how each year help define the brand....
Scion 2012 Release Series
September 30, 2011
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Some news involving the 2012 Release Series from Scion has arrived. Next year sees the release of the 2012 xD Release Series 4.0 and xB Release Series 9.0. Dipped in an exclusive Premium Blizzard Pearl exterior, the xD RS 4.0 will be upgraded with 16-inch alloy wheels completed...
Scion FR-S Sports Coupe Concept
April 21, 2011
⋅ Design
In New York City this past week, Scion unveiled the concept for its forthcoming FR-S Sports Coupe model. Featuring stylized fenders, an aggressive rear diffuser and shiny, 20-inch alloy wheels, the automobile has a sleek, sporty profile. While specifications have yet to be...
Scion: Take On The Machine
September 23, 2010
⋅ Culture
In anticipation of the 2011 tC hitting the market on October 1st, Scion brings to life the next-generation of its most popular model with an interactive augmented reality game that puts you in the driver seat. Take On The Machine allows you to experience the refined...
2011 Scion tC Custom Build By Five Axis
June 14, 2010
⋅ Design
Five Axis is well known for its highly regarded custom build work with Scion over the years. Because of their longstanding relationship Five Axis got the first shot at customizing an all-new 2011 Scion tC for its launch at the New York International Auto Show. The build...
Hypebeast x Scion: Kut From A Different Cloth
March 3, 2009
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Together with Scion, we bring you Kut From A Different Cloth, an initiative to bring out your creative with clothing serving as your template. The contest gives established designers and up and comers the chance to flex their design skills with a handful of winners taking...
Scion x Giant Robot x Shin Tanaka – Paper Toys
January 22, 2009
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Japanese car maker, Scion, teams up with Giant Robot and artist, Shin Tanaka, to release special paper toy templates through select Giant Robot issues. Tanaka creates paper toys and sneakers with exact details. He has collaborated with giants such as Nike, Adidas and Reebok...
Rogue Status x Scion xB
November 22, 2008
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Having had a strong presence in the automotive world with a handful of different co-branded and sponsored cars, Rogue Status rolls out their latest set of wheels, the Scion "xBee". Based on the boxy customizable platform model, the xB, the car takes on a bumble bee approach...
Neu-Vintage Scion tC by Eddie Hahm
November 6, 2008
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For this year's SEMA event, Scion brought on a few of the industry's top notch designers to rework a Scion car model of their choice. Eddie Hahm of Fast Eddie's Garage, gave the popular tC silhouette a full on retro flare exemplified by the various use of hot rod referencing...
Rogue Status x DTA x Scion xB
July 23, 2008
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Check Rogue Status and DTA's Gumball 3000 submission for this years revolutionary race. For those unfamiliar, Gumball 3000 is a huge 3,000 mile/5,000 km rally, however this year never-before stops in both North Korea (for a concert) and China (in association with the...
