Toyota IQ car reviews
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Toyota iQ hatchback (2009 – ) expert review
The Toyota iQ is a freshly styled and brilliantly packaged city car that's cool, fun to drive and the equivalent of an automotive iPod.
Date added: Friday 16 January 2009.
News
Toyota iQ gets fashion conscious
The Toyota iQ city car is now available with a number of interior and exterior customisation options, for owners looking to individualise their car. Alongside the eight available paint colours, buyers can now choose from six leather upholstery combinations and six roof and body decal designs.
Date added: Monday 23 January 2012.
Used cars with the lowest running costs
With fuel prices at an unprecedented high and a one penny per litre cut in fuel tax unlikely to transform your motoring costs, a fuel efficient car could be for you. Auto Trader’s used car editor, Stuart Milne said: “Luckily, cars are becoming more and more efficient, and there are now plenty of affordable cars available on the used market that can cover more than 60mpg.
Date added: Monday 04 July 2011.
Toyota to recall 12,500 iQs in UK
Toyota has issued a safety recall for 12,500 iQs in the UK, due to a possible steering issue. The recall affects Toyota iQ models built between September 11 2008 and October 22 2010. The problem involves a possible steering sensor malfunction which can occur when driving over safety strips, otherwise known as rumble strips. This makes the steering more heavy, making it difficult to manoeuvre.
Date added: Thursday 04 November 2010.
Toyota iQ hatchback (2009 – ) first UK drive
The Toyota iQ is the world’s smallest four-seater motor and is billed as a premium city car. It’s now available with a 1.33-litre engine but does it need it? Adrian Hearn assesses the clever little motor.
Date added: Monday 16 November 2009.