January 19 2012 The Scion IQ is refereed by Toyota as a "New Urbanism -- a vehicle for a more progressive buyer". Interesting, I consider myself very progres...

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Comment by Miguel Caparros on February 8, 2012 at 4:27am

Thank you Bob and Patrick, I am certain that as long as the Scion buyers realize the limitations of the car and get past the marketing they will find it a fine urban car. Ignore the rear seats. There is a Aston Martin version of this car with a properly fitted interior any gentleman would find proper. http://www.astonmartin.com/cars/cygnet

Comment by Bob Sarda on February 7, 2012 at 12:20pm

Legless Children?? really! You didn't point out the bottle holder/map holder.

Yes,Colors are an option! Slam the Door -Solid!

Spoiled Cuban -American. Plenty  room in back for legless children!!

Tilt another Japanese invention!! Enjoy!

Computer in car, is this crazy or what? Try and keep up.

This is a retro car- 1966 Toyota/2012- IQ.

You are welcome. 98 HP. Take that to the bank. !!

Comment by Patrick Collins on February 7, 2012 at 11:13am

VERY well done review Miguel... I just wish they let the local scion enthusiast know about this event you were at to help point out some of the key features and benefits of Scion.

I am going to post your video up to my Facebook tonight with a response directly to scion, but please don't take any offense to the comments the folks will say... I don't see how they can have a new model release without inviting those who market the brand... A sales guy is book trained in the features, an enthusiast can point out the lesser obvious and explain more indepth. Very Disappointed in how Scion/Toyota handled this!


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