Scion iM

The Scion iM is an urban compact sedan launched in 2016 by Toyota, born from the desire to refresh the youth brand's lineup with bold styling and a dynamic position in the B-segment. Derived from the Toyota Auris platform, the Scion iM's history is limited to a single generation, sold until the Scion brand was discontinued in 2016, offering an appealing alternative to the Mazda2 and Peugeot 208 through its balance of urban agility and interior refinement. The Scion iM model stands out with its distinctive front end featuring almond-shaped headlights and a honeycomb grille, while its sleek silhouette and flowing roofline assert a bold personality in an otherwise conservative segment. Powered by a naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine producing around 130 horsepower, the sedan prioritizes fuel efficiency and handling over raw power, with manual or automatic transmission depending on configuration. The Scion iM generations, though limited to one, were enriched with safety and connectivity technologies, progressively incorporating touchscreens and driver assistance systems to appeal to connected urban customers. Although production ended with the closure of the Scion brand, this model remains appreciated on the used market by those seeking a reliable, economical compact with a distinctive personal style.