2012 Scion iQ

The 2012 micro-subcompact Scion iQ is only 10 feet long yet seats four people, making it the world's smallest four-seater.

With a 78.7-inch wheelbase and a unique suspension design the three-door hatchback can deftly maneuver through city traffic. Although short in length, the iQ has a wide stance at 66.1 inches, giving it a confident stance that handles like a much larger car.

The 2012 iQ is equipped with a 1.3-liter, four-cylinder engine that produces 94 horsepower and 89 lb.-ft of torque. The engine is paired with a Continuously Variable Transmission.

The 2012 iQ comes standard with safety features that drivers expect and demand. The iQ is packed with an industry leading 11 standard airbags, including the world's first rear window airbag.

The iQ's profile, defined by a strong and high beltline, glides from the large, stout headlamps, up the A-pillar, across the roof and wraps around the rear, emphasizing the iQ's geometric shape.

The iQ's functional "3+1" seating equates to the world's smallest four-passenger vehicle. The four-seat configuration is made possible because the driver and front passenger seats are slightly off set.

The rear seats are extremely versatile, featuring a 50/50 split and the ability to fold flat, creating enough storage to accommodate large suitcases.

The iQ truly focuses on youth with its all-new standard AM/FM/CD/HD/USB 160-watt Pioneer system. Standard for all 2012 Scions include Bluetooth, which allows hands-free phone connection, streaming audio capability, and HD Radio technology.