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Automotive Traveler Magazine: 2011 10 2012 Scion IQ Page 4

sense of space is the fact that the iQ is wide for such a diminutive car, 66.1 inches to be exact. From the driver's seat at least, you have the illusion of being in a much larger vehicle.

Durable fabric covers the front bucket seats, which are shaped in such a way that even fat-bottomed drivers will feel comfortable. The controls are logically placed, but searching for a conventional glove box will leave you frustrated. Thanks to the design of the instrument panel on the passenger side, the glove box, such as it is, is a sliding tray underneath the passenger seat.

Sold in just a single trim level, the 2012 iQ is equipped with air conditioning, an AM/FM/CD radio with integrated Bluetooth connectivity, and power windows and door locks as standard. Part of the standard operating procedure for all four Scion models is an extensive dealer-installed accessory program. This includes exterior and interior appearance upgrades, wheels, and several audio options, most notably the outstanding OEM Audio

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