We’re back it at, celebrating many automotive manufacturers each month as part of our vastly diverse Automotive Addicts Cars & Coffee event, which takes place every second Saturday of the Full Article »
The automotive industry is thriving. Manufacturers just enjoyed the best sales year in history during 2015 and the recent low-gas-price trend is catapulting sales of SUVs, crossovers and trucks here Full Article »
Scion continues its attractiveness as a youth brand and now has had a recent expansion introducing the subcompact iA alongside the sporty-looking iM 4-door hatchback. Having spent a week with the Full Article »
I had the chance to spend a little time in the 2015 Scion tC equipped with a 6-speed manual transmission. In expected fashion, the 6-speed manual adds a bit of Full Article »
One of the treats of this year’s Miami International Auto Show was being able to get up close with the Yuzu (that’s the name of the yellow paint color) 2015 Full Article »
SEMA kicks off this week with many curious enthusiasts awaiting their favorite ultimate-modified vehicle on the floor of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Scion hopes to be among the many Full Article »
The Scion FR-S is an Automotive Addicts favorite. The latest iteration of the fantastic handling and reasonably priced sport coupe, the FR-S Release Series 1.0, is now available at dealership Full Article »
To say that the last twelve months at Automotive Addicts have been amazing would be an understatement. We’ve been able to review the 2013 Scion FR-S 10 Series, 2014 SRT Viper Full Article »
“Give it some more power.” Exactly! You have heard it many times over in just about every single expert or enthusiast review of the Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ. TRD Full Article »
In 1965, Toyota made a move that revolutionized the auto manufacturer’s reputation and fearlessly initiated the import sports car movement. Known as the most conservative of all Japanese car makers, Full Article »
I have always been a fan of Japanese sports cars. While my friends were busy tearing out pictures of Mustangs, Firebirds, and Camaros from the pages of 70’s and 80’s Full Article »
While we like the Scion FR-S and its fraternal twin, the Subaru BRZ, as much as anyone writing about cars, we’d also admit that we’d like it even more if Full Article »
Even though today’s media culture has up-rooted itself from the traditional paper-print media, some of the original automotive publications remain to be a valid staple in determining benchmark vehicles. Car Full Article »
When I think of Toyota’s Scion division I always think of inexpensive, low-end vehicles priced and engineered for urban dwellers looking for affordable, front-wheel drive, small-compact, high-mileage vehicles such as Full Article »
If you think that small, lightweight sports cars can’t be safe, think again: the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has given both the Scion FR-S and its fraternal twin, Full Article »
