As previously reported, the 2014 tC has been updated with revised styling that borrows many design cues from its FR-S sibling. Inside, passengers will find upgraded materials and Scion's first touch-screen infotainment system, which will eventually trickle into the rest of the lineup. The front-drive coupe is still powered by a 179-hp 2.5-liter inline-four, but the automaker says the automatic gearbox now shifts twice as fast. Rounding off the mechanical changes are revised suspension bits to improve handling.

Next, the 2014 iQ essentially carries overand will be priced at $16,420, a $170 jump compared to the outgoing 2013 model.

Scion also priced the 10 Series models, which will have a total production run of 10,000 units across the lineup. All 10 Series models will feature contrast interior stitching, projector-beam headlights, illuminated front and rear badges, and solar-powered illuminated shift knobs. The tC adds special 18-inch rims and side skirtsand the FR-S also gets a number of unique upgrades:frameless rearview mirror, dual automatic climate control, HID headlights, and LED daytime running lamps.

Here are the prices for the 10 Series lineup:

xD (5M): $18,910xD (auto): $19,710

xB (5M): $19,965xB (auto): $20,915

tC (6M): $22,195tC (auto): $23,195

iQ: $18,605

FR-S (6M): $28,180FR-S (auto): $29,430