Toyota iQ Unveiled

[Iori Komei]

Toyota’s being coy about iQ, its latest pocketcar that just rolled out in its shipping trim at the Geneva Motor Show.

http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/6237/07stocktoyotaiq1mq5.jpg

[It will] be crammed with gadgetry and creative design ideas. Somehow its creators have figured out how to seat three adults and a baby inside the tiny cockpit, calling it “surprisingly spacious.” Check out the big front-and-center screen inside, sure to be packed with techno-goodness such as GPS and more. Production begins at the end of this year, but the company’s mum about pricing.


SOURCE:
DVICE (http://dvice.com/archives/2008/03/toyota_iq_unvei.php?p=6&cat=undefined#more)


I have to say I like these new small cars that are coming out.

Now if this thing sells for less than $13,000 and gets atleast 45 mpg I may just go against my rule of not buying petroleum powered vehicles and subsequently get a license.


What's everyone else think?

[Lexion]

Personally, I'd never be caught
in one of these.

It's a fucking adidas on wheels.

Not for me.


Regards,
Lex

[JiveTurkey]

Personally, I'd never be caught
in one of these.

It's a fucking adidas on wheels.

Not for me.


Regards,
Lex


Agreed.


These are more my style.


http://images.highperformancepontiac.com/events/hppp_0705_12_z+22nd_trans_am_nationals+1979_trans_ am_special_edition.jpg

http://rollercoasteroflove.files.wordpress.com/2007/09/2006-charger-srt-8.jpg

http://images.moparmusclemagazine.com/featuredvehicles/mopp_0609_16z+1968_plymouth_road_runner+front.jpg

http://www.jbmotors.net/Sold/67%20chevss138/P1010001.jpg

[Yo Mama]

If it had cargo space, I'd be into it. The price of gas is getting ridiculously high for a single mom without a lot of money to burn.

[Boondock]

i like these 'pocket cars' that are coming out too. i wish i was still in the shop so i could really look em over, you know....
the smart car is pretty cool and this toyota looks cool too.

[Bitchkoma]

These tiny cars aren't meant for American suburbs. It's a blessing in the inner-cities, though. With traffic-jams, stop-and-go traffic along with increased fuel costs, it's the way to go within the metropolis.

So sayeth the bitchseal.

[Boondock]

^^^^^^
you're right...it really depends on where you live but over all, i really like these new deals...

[Iori Komei]

Actually surprisingly alot of American from the suburbs and the rural areas are looking at smart cars.

They make more sense to drive to town than the big truck.