PhoenixDownVII

[quote name='Pyrrian' date='Mar 16 2005, 02:18 PM']I wasn't entirely serious with the post. You see, the very first time I saw Scion, I just saw the logo. I was like, "Whoah, that's a pretty neat name and logo." Then I saw the cars, and I was a bit disappointed because I really don't think the name fits them. There's nothing wrong with the cars or anything, it's just that when I imagined it, I thought it would be cool on something like an Elise. I'm not really mad at the company, I'm just sort of disappointed that it didn't live up to being like my original ideas of it.


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Yea, I figured as much. I still thought it'd be important to mention Toyota's focus with the Scion line.



Like you'd agree, perhaps, I'd love to see Scion's version of a Type R integra or something...



Jeff20b: Yea, at the same time, the cars that are out are meant to be some sorta "extention of yourself", for those "I need material things to form my identity" type of preteen/early 20's folks that believe that. Silly, sad, stupid in the least.



Still cool, in the end, to be able to customize a car at such a cheap price.

Jeff20B

Ah, now it's starting to make sense. Hmm, what type of dollar amounts are we talking about? I'm just trying to get an idea of what it costs to customise a new car vs like an RX-7 or something. Something tells me they've attempted to change the defenition of how much 'affordable' mods cost.

cymfc3s

Toyota: less exciting than Honda, and only slightly more exciting than pulling lint out of your belly-button.

Rob x-7

they have a factory supercharger option as well