Triumph of 4-seater packaging 9' 10" long that still earned 5 NCAP stars. 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.
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FUEL ECONOMY
54.3–64.2
OFFICIAL MPG
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REAL MPG
81%
OF OFFICIAL MPG
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ROAD TAX
A–C
VED BANDS
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| CARS FOR SALE | COMPANY CAR TAX | USED IQ PRICES |
Introduction
Latest Update 16-3-2012: 1.0 manual has same engine clutch and transmission as Aygo, 107 and C1, so suffers the same clutch problems and will probably need a new one after 3 years.
Introduction:
"I-Cute" doesn't quite ring true. Pretty, it isn't.
This is a little car for the head, not the heart.
A FIAT 500 is cute. A Hyundai i10 1.2 is a brilliant suburban buy. A Toyota IQ is probably the most sensible, practical city car on the planet.
In a length of less than 10 feet, it packs in five star NCAP crash safety, four adult size seats and a turning circle of just 3.9 metres.
Now ten feet is one foot longer than a Smart ForTwo, but the IQ is For Four, occasionally, when it needs to be, and two or three plus their clobber when it doesn't.
Toyota very wisely held the launch in Milan, which is infested with cars parked haphazardly anywhere the owners can squeeze them in. Unsurprisingly, a lot of these cars are Smart ForTwos that command a practical kind of urban chic. And there are growing numbers of FIAT 500s that are actually less practical and more expensive then the Pandas they are based on, but are bought on looks and looks alone.

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Toyota IQ
Toyota IQ
Toyota IQ


