Toyota Iq Automatic Review

Toyota's entirely logical idea to offer big-car luxury in a small-car package, the iQ makes an awful lot more sense on paper than it does in reality. We all got very excited about the iQ's. Toyota iQ (2008 - 2014) At A Glance Triumph of 4-seater packaging that still earned 5 NCAP stars.

Most models 99g/km so VED free. Better to drive than a Smart or a Fiat 500. Quite wide for a city car.

Not cheap. CVT auto over 100g/km. Sadly the Toyota iQ was only manufactured for one generation, though it spawned some intriguing builds.

Gazoo, the motorsport and performance arm of Toyota, took an iQ and reimagined it. The Toyota iQ is fun to drive and looks great, but we'd only recommend it to people who rarely carry more than one passenger, as it really is tiny. Used Toyota IQ (Mk1, 2009-2015) review A full used buyer's guide on the Toyota IQ, which was on sale in the UK between 2009 and 2015.

The Toyota iQ is a genuinely mould-breaking car, which is reflected in its price. Nevertheless, Toyota recognised when economic conditions had swung in Smart's favour and in 2009 launched the iQ, a small car to keep them honest. Here's how to track down a good used example.

Models 3dr hatchback (1.0, 1.33 petrol [base, 2, 3]) History The iQ couldn't really have arrived at a more opportune time. Home Car Reviews Road Test: Toyota IQ 1.33 Dual VVT-i 3 3dr First Drive Road Test: Toyota IQ 1.33 Dual VVT-i 3 3dr Prices from £ 11,495 when new 5. Toyota iQ (2009-2015) review The tiny Toyota iQ city car is packed with clever kit in an attempt to out.

TOYOTA iQ ReviewLaunched within just a year after it was first presented as a concept car, the Toyota iQ is smart fortwo's first and only real competitor so far. Even its name is a play of words.