Scion iQ Parts

Toyota's European Nice-based design studio engineered the Scion iQ as their benchmark achievement toward developing an efficient yet compact automotive product. The Scion iQ released in European markets first at 2009 and its North American debut occurred for 2011. The Scion iQ achieves 36 mpg in the city and 37 mpg on the highway yet possesses a 1.3-liter inline-four engine which generates 94 horsepower and 89 lb-ft of torque that drives through a continuously variable transmission (CVT). The Scion iQ leverages its 10.5-foot dimension together with exclusive wheel engineering and suspension elements to maximize interior space after minimizing the overhangs. The fuel tank placed beneath the driver's seat acts as a weight distribution factor that creates a vehicle with lower center of gravity which improves its handling and stability. The Scion iQ features rear shock absorbers as a standard equipment which enhances comfort during driving along with producing a smooth ride. Inside the vehicle the asymmetrical instrument panel houses basic heating elements that optimize available space alongside them. The Scion iQ maintains its performance standards using genuine parts which make it reliable and road-safe for its entire operational period. Genuine Scion iQ parts receive brand priority because such dedication displays the company's mission to provide reliable urban transportation options.