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Scion iA and Toyota Yaris, Has Toyota Officially Shat Themselves?

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The pictures speak for themselves. I know there was collaboration between Mazda and Toyota to create the new Yaris; but boy, were we in for a shock.

 

Mazda 2 interior:

mazda2_2015_interior_12.jpg?itok=u0XGhjk

 

Scion iA interior:

2016-Scion-iA-17.jpg

 

Toyota Yaris interior:

Yaris-Sedan-24.jpg

 

Mazda 2 side:

all-new-2015-mazda2-sedan-revealed-ahead

 

Toyota Yaris side:

Yaris%20Sedan%2020.jpg

 

Scion iA side:

scion-ia-02.jpg

 

And if you're wondering, yes the engines are the same as well.

 

Mazda 2 engine:

2015-Mazda-2-engine.jpg

 

Toyota Yaris/ Scion iA engine:

lead4-2016-scion-ia-fd.jpg

 

What are your thoughts on Toyota's "new" vehicle? I'm baffled because both vehicles are competing in the same segment.

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They aren't competing

Same thing with the FRS/BRZ/GT86

Slightly different options and that's it

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Chevy Cobalt

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something else

 

Car companies rebadge all the time.

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Chevy SS / Holden Commodore / Pontiac G8 ring a bell?

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It happens a lot with car manufacturers these days.

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This happens a lot these days. The reason why they do it is because of brand loloyalty.

"I can't stand Toyota, but damn. I love Scion."

Edit: Just look at the Fiat Florin, Peugeot Bipper, and the Citroën Nemo. You can honestly tell me that those are any different. Can you?

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I guess I dont see the news here. Look at the GMC Sierra, and the Chevrolet Silverado. This is very common to produce the same car under two different titles. 

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Back in 2010:

 

Ford Explorer = Mercury Mountaineer

Ford Escape = Mercury Mariner

Ford Crown Victoria = Mercury Grand Marquis

Ford Taurus = Mercury Sable

Ford Fusion = Mercury Milan

 

The Mercury cars are exactly the same, just with a few extra luxury features. 

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