vader1

I'd argee with that too, but would guess that the Toyota name would carry a little better long term resale value.

Poindexter

You don't have to sell them.

AnkitSid

i would rather they brand it under the Subaru name (but that wont get as many customers im sure)

but since they are doing it under the toyota/scion brand
i would LIKE to see it under the Scion name, after having a tC and looking at the amount of cars Scion is actually selling (i was driving the tC yesterday and in literally 20 min i saw atleast 10)

but like one of the other posters said, if i has a Toyota name it wont generate the "younger" crowed i assume this car would be after (GenCoupe competitor??)
but the resale value will stay higher then when it would be under the Scion name.

the way i see it now is that i bought the tC for around 19k new if i were to sell it now i would be LUCKY to get 8k in my opinion (after my brothers wrecks and such)
but if i bought a corolla or a camry (if they fit in that price range) im sure the resale would be a bit higher, correct?

Christople

I dont think it will be less than 22k

seeing that new Tiburon as 22k I would think the Toyota/Subie coupe would cost about 24-25

hariku821

I read something about it possibly being another 86..

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/08/01/rumoure...6-more-details/

The article is a little dated..

OverBooster

Are you a "dealer" or a salesman/manager at a dealership? Big difference.

Triple-H

I would rather it be a Subaru!

Poindexter

[QUOTE=OverBooster,Mar 24 2009, 01:34 PM] Are you a "dealer" or a salesman/manager at a dealership?

Malloric

Couldn't care less. If I had to go on styling cues I'd say Scion as its cars fit the look better than the typical stodgy Toyota look.

Christople

Unless its badged a Celica, I see this as another Scion