Scion iQ Concept 2010: The Tiny Car That Dared to Be Different
Long before the US-market Scion iQ arrived in 2012, Toyota revealed the iQ concept at major auto shows in 2010. Here's the full story of the car that became Scion's smallest model.
2012–2015
The iQ (sold as the Toyota iQ globally) brought a radical city-car package to the US market. Despite measuring just 120 inches long, it cleverly packaged a 2+2 interior and scored well in safety. A niche collector's item today.
Photo: Rutger van der Maar via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)
Long before the US-market Scion iQ arrived in 2012, Toyota revealed the iQ concept at major auto shows in 2010. Here's the full story of the car that became Scion's smallest model.
The Scion iQ's first dedicated owners meet in Long Beach, California — how the smallest Scion built a community around a car most people dismissed.
How Scion owner TAZ (surfcitylocal) followed up his first-gen xB build with Haolebuilt II — a fully sponsored Scion iQ project car headed for SEMA.