Filed under: Aftermarket, Concept Cars, SEMA Show, Scion



Scion has become something of a tuner favorite, so it's only fitting that Toyota's youth-oriented brand have an array of show cars ready for SEMA each year. And this year will be no exception.

Scion itself is bringing five cars to SEMA this year, and as you might expect, they're mostly based on the FR-S. There's a black one done in partnership with DJ Steve Aoki with an onboard mixing station, another (in white and black) done with Bulletproof Automotive with a 500-horsepower engine and fresh bodywork, a grey one done up with GReddy with a 750-horsepower turbocharged engine and, the slickest of the group, the Style J concept (pictured above) with matte grey bodywork, a Scirocco-style nose and a full leather interior. There's also a stretched xB done up by Cartel Customs and laden with tech.

Aside from Scion's own show cars, the automaker has also released the details on three entries for its Tuner Challenge: one each from the East Coast, Pacific Northwest and Southern California. Scion gave each builder a stock tC, 90 days and $15,000 to build their concepts that will be judged by an expert panel at the SEMA show, with the winner taking home a $10,000 prize.

Read all about the Scion and Tuner Challenge concepts in the twin press releases below, and check them out in the pair of galleries.Continue reading Scion reveals SEMA concepts, Tuner Challenge finalists

Scion reveals SEMA concepts, Tuner Challenge finalists originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 31 Oct 2013 11:27:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.



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