Scion at Bottom of Survey?
 

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/toyota...150343885.html

Your thoughts, gentlemen?

The Bottom Ten
The Consumer Reports Survey showed an interesting collection of car brands at the bottom of its list. Fiat is just starting to re-establish itself in the U.S., while Jeep has been a well-known brand for years.
(Read More: Toyota to Recall 752,000 Corollas in US for Airbag Problems)
Brand [Score]
#1 Scion - [6]
#2 Mitsubishi - [6]
#3 Ram - [7]
#4 Fiat - [8]
#5 Mini - [10]
#6 Land Rover - [11]
#7 Jaguar - [15]
#8 Mazda - [16]
#9 Jeep - [16]
#10 Porsche - [21]
Source: Consumer Reports

The fact that Volvo and Ford beat out Porche Mazda AND MY SCION!?
Must be fake.

Did the survey only hit their subscribers? No offense to anyone but I thought Consumer Reports was only for those more advanced in years than the typical Scion driver? Then again, the majority of xA and xB drivers I see around here are suprisingly gray hairs...

Ram? Wouldn't that be a Dodge? Or is there a car manufacturer brand named Ram?

I think RAM is now technically its own division just like SRT and the Viper.

Here it is from Autoblog since they never lie about anything ever HAHA: http://www.autoblog.com/2009/09/24/r...its-own-brand/

Learn something new everyday!

I just went to the Dodge website and sure enough, the Ram trucks aren't listed, they have their own separate website.

This is a brand recognition survey, you be surprised as to how many people don't know what a Scion is. Why do you think Toyota USA decided to sell the 86 as a Scion?


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It annoyed me that Dodge did that, but I can guess how it benefits them and their products.

LOL. I'm glad my FR-S was made by Subaru!

Meh it's just a brand perception survey. It doesn't surprise me that the general population doesn't perceive Scion in a good light. Hell, I didn't think of Scion in a good light until I bought the FR-S, and outside of this car, I don't think there's another Scion model that appeals to me.

you sure that wasnt an article from "The Onion"?