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CAS 2012: Scion iQ

This car is VERY small!

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  1. thomasmac says:

    I remember sitting in one in Detriot and thinking to myself, holy this interior is cheap! But then I remembered its an entry level sub compact. Curious if they can sell any of these here

  2. fodder650 says:

    So I'm at the Harrisburg Pa car show a couple weeks ago and I had my daughters sit in the IQ and XD's. They were the right scale for them and they are kids. They are small

  3. Jim-Bob says:

    I want to like it. It's the right size for my needs, but there is a problem: Fuel economy. I can't see it being all that good on gas with that big 4 cylinder engine in it. If it were powered by a 1.0 liter 3 cylinder or a tiny diesel, I would be all over it. Instead I just see it as a steaming pile of meh. The only real advantage it has over a Yaris is the super-tight turning circle. Otherwise, there is simply no advantage that justifies the higher price tag. Sorry but I would rather have seen Toyota bring us the Aygo than the iQ. It's simply a better product for the money.

    • Agreed; espcially considering that it uses what is essentially the same mechanical package as the Aygo anyway. It's a silly car, the IQ. It makes a great thing of its tiny length and the fact that it has four seats, but those in the back are virtually useless.

      If they had added a foot of length after the front doors it would have been an excellent car. As it is, it's just a novelty toy.

  4. BAMacPherson says:

    Why can't we get the diesel iQ over here? 140ft-lb and a 6-speed? Yes Please!

  5. Kamil_K says:

    I can't image going to 300-mile highway drive in this at speeds of 75-85. -Ish. It has to be a penalty box.

  6. njhoon says:

    I would drive one of these. I live in the city and it makes sense for that. It has a spot for my dog and another passenger, easy as hell to park, probably good mileage. You have to admit it is much better looking than a Smart and it might have after market support to make it a little more enjoyable to drive.
    On the other hand, would I drive it on the highway? Maybe as a last resort / death wish.

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