What would the SEMA show be without a strong representation from Scion? After all, the trio of Toyotas are some of the most customized vehicles running around the streets of the United States.
One feature that caught our eye was the fully-functional crane game worked into the back of a 2008 xD. The rear quarters of the diminutive five-door had been molded into a bay filled with small Scion plush toys. The skilled hand-eye coordination of the WINDING ROAD team allowed us to walk away with a yellow plush xB which will surely find a welcome home amongst the other automobile paraphernalia in our Ann Arbor offices.
(Be sure to click the images below to open a high-resolution gallery from the Scion crane game.)
Scion always seems to have the coolest booths. At the annual Hawaii Auto Show (we only have one major show a year) Scion is the only booth that ever really stands out. The exotic cars are always interesting, and Subaru generally tries to do something interesting with their Rally heritage, but Scion always has the most interesting, hip, fresh, and attractive displays.
[…] Oh, Scion. As if outfitting an xD with a functional crane game wasn’t enough for this year’s SEMA show, Scion announced a new partnership with Ridemakerz this afternoon. Ridemakerz, for those of you in the dark, is a company that allows people of all ages to build and customize their own model cars online or in one of the two retail stores found in the U.S. […]
[…] Oh, Scion. As if outfitting an xD with a functional crane game wasn’t enough for this year’s SEMA show, Scion announced a new partnership with Ridemakerz this afternoon. Ridemakerz, for those of you in the dark, is a company that allows people of all ages to build and customize their own model cars online or in one of the two retail stores found in the U.S. […]
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