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Article is pointless. I'm sure the same things could be said about companies such as Hyundai and Kia. Companies that just popped up and offered REALLY low budget cars in collaboration with other companies for a while until it really established itself as a brand.
Now they have vehicles like the Genesis and Optima which are both very attractive. I'm almost positive there were similar statements made about both of those companies (and other the other big names) when they just started production.
As far as the Plymouth statements, seriously? Didn't Plymouth build its own legacy with cars like the Fury, GTX, Road Runner and Barracuda? They just were failed by Chrysler if you ask me. The only way Scion is to keep viable is if Toyota decides to use their production and release fantastic cars (read Scion FR-S) under the Scion badge. "Take one for the team" as it were.
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