Talk:Scion (automobile)

scion

sci·on n.

  1. A descendant or heir.
  2. also ci·on (sn) A detached shoot or twig containing buds from a woody plant, used in grafting.

[Middle English, from Old French cion, possibly of Germanic origin.]

0.43 cents per mile.....

I was blown away when I first read that the xB costs ".43 cents per mile" to operate...

then after rereading I noticed that, while there is a $ there in front of .43 it was also followed with "cents".

I don't know what the answer is, but I bet it's 43 cents per mile ($.43) and not .43 cents per mile............

small issue, but it had me mislead at first..... "$.43 cents per mile" can be read two different ways --- so it's worth correcting IMO.

Project Genesis Failure and Gen Y

Scion grew out of Project Genesis and its failure, however in this article that is not really expanded on, nor is it in the article about Project Genesis.

There are theories that abound about why Genesis failed and Scion succeeded, should Wikipedia include those, mainly the plausible and notable ones over the conspiracy theories, in order to maintain a better history section in this Article on Scion?

Oh uh, that was Scryer360 above who posed that. Yah, uh, you know, me.

Advertising on Gaia Online

If you have an account with 'em, go out and check their newest feature : Gaia Cars, sponsored by none other than Scion :D. I figure this should be added to the article, but I don't have the expertise to do so.

Scion Guy here. Did you know Scion had a "Selfie of the Week"?

Scion had a Facebook account where they have had a page for owners to post their Scion vehicles, Scion has made "ScionSelfieoftheWeek", also creating a website specifically for this. Selfie Rules — Preceding unsigned comment added by Scionnn (talk • contribs)

Some points about conventions:

1. New sections go at the bottom of the talk page, not the top.
2. A leading space creates that weird box effect. Do not use a leading space.
3. Sign your name and the date by putting ~~~~ at the end.
4. Links to websites that no longer exist are pointless. Links to archived pages are better in that case.
5. Being reverted multiple times by an experienced editor probably means you are doing something wrong. Ask on the talk page why they are reverting you?

Hoping that we can work together to make this page better.  Stepho  talk  20:29, 30 November 2023 (UTC)

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