Toyota iQ - Technical specifications, test, engines, equipment, photos and prices

El Toyota iQ It is a utility vehicle marketed by the Japanese brand between 2009 and 2014. During that period, with three meters in length, it was the smallest Toyota car, located below the Aygo. Despite the small size of this model, the passenger compartment has four seats and has a 32-litre boot if the rear seats are used.

We have tested this car:

Toyota iQ

two gasoline engines have been those that the Toyota iQ has offered in Spain over the years: a 1.0 of 68 horses and a 1.33 of 99 horses. In some countries it was offered with a 1.4-horsepower 90 diesel engine. The most powerful engine is always associated with a continuously variable automatic transmission called Multidrive, which is optional on the most powerful, which offers a five-speed manual gearbox as standard.

The Toyota iQ stood out in its security endowment for including nine airbags, highlighting one placed in the rear window that unfolds in the event of a rear impact. As standard, all units are equipped with 15″ alloy wheels and climate control, while other higher finishes offer elements such as keyless entry and start, heated seats or anti-glare interior mirror. The Toyota iQ equips unusual elements in its segment, in search of a position as a premium urban utility.

We can consider the Toyota iQ to be a car without rival, As the Smart ForTwo It is smaller and two-seater. The only model similar to the iQ due to its approach and size is the aston martin cygnet, a model derived from the Toyota, considerably more expensive due to the use of high-quality materials in the interior.