New Toyota iQ driven

What Car? takes to the wheel of Toyota's new small city car, the iQ. Is this really the future of city motoring? Watch to find out our verdict.

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[gIoucesterharry]

Because that is sensible driving practice, placing you best to deal with any rapid change of direction as quickly as possible. Bothe hands on the wheel features heavily in advanced driver training.

[minorot]

An OK general review, but why is Herman Munster reviewing a microcar?

[DJTEVAdotCOM]

The price is high for sycha a small car...u can get an XD for the same price.

[youraveragemat]

I think POLO size car is the smallest that should be allowed. smaller than that is crap and trying to scream smart. how smart can you be when you put 4 adults in such small space.

[Deathsassaliant]

I think Top Gear should be the only one allowed in his area to do reviews

[abermin]

It is expensive for a small car because it's safe and reliable. If you want a cheap car, just go and buy yourself a Nissan Micra then.

[TheHaos1]

@doddsalfa like the hummer

[jammy41]

Every review slams the price. But Toyota is the industry leader in price retention and the maintaining of a car value over time. So when you come to sell it in 5-10 years, it's value will be still be surprisingly high.

[teddydc2]

rolling coffin...

[doddsalfa]

@Transam941 this car is more safe than most american cars.

[sakuracherry15]

Hey, I heard this car is starting at $12,000. Is this true?