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Originally Posted by Archer256
If people haven't noticed that by now...sigh...go facepalm yourself.
Yes it is also possible that the 86 got thrown at Scion in an attempt to save the brand, if it doesnt work they will axe it and sell the next year model as a new Toyota (it doesnt work as in the rest of the Scion brand doesnt get picked back up and the 86 is the only thing selling)
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I don't quite understand what you're trying to say here. If the sale of the FT-86 fails in Scion--Scion in itself is in deep trouble. Toyota-the mother company-is feeding Scion money to try to receive a higher profit in sales. If they fail to sell a set amount of vehicles to the public toyota is basically losing money. Why invest money into something if you're not going to profit from it? (Response to the bold).
And I'm confused on what you're trying to say on the underline part.