Scion IM Concept Revealed

by Derek Kreindler

Published: November 12th, 2014

Well, we called it. Scion will be bringing its own version of the Toyota Auris over here as their next new model launch.

Rather than the truly wagon-like Auris Touring Sports, the iM appears to be a traditional hatchback. While no powertrain details have been revealed, the examples driven by our own Ronnie Schreiber were evidently not up to snuff for North American tastes.

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Fishdaddythehiphophalibut on Nov 12, 2014

If only Scion could import the Toyota bb from Japan, the true successor of the original Scion xB, it'd be hit with people dying to replace their 6-11 year old xB's.

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Big Al from Oz on Nov 13, 2014

I suppose if Toyota want to value add they can turn a Yaris into a Lexus.

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