11/10/2008 08:51. Toyota's answer to vehicles like the smart fortwo and Nissan Pixo , the tiny iQ is based on an all new platform and sports unique features such as three-plus-one seating (the fourth chair being for kids), an asymmetric dashboard that lets the front passenger slide forward for more rear legroom, and an urban-friendly 154-in. turning radius. And since Motor Trend has just learned that Toyota intends to bring this diminutive city car stateside as a Scion , now seems like a good time to check out the car's current pricing and specs in the European market.

Like the smart fortwo, which has performed impressively in IIHS crash testing , the Toyota iQ sports a design that channels impact forces away from the cabin, along with safety features like stability control, traction control, ABS, and... // MotorTrend Magazine