Used Scion iQ for Sale
2012 Scion iQ
$12,998•53K mi
Available at your store CarMax Dulles, VA
About the Scion iQ
Vehicle Summary
If you are in the market for a subcompact car that looks more unique than most any other vehicle on the road then the Scion iQ may be the ideal car for you. With that said, though, the Scion iQ is a vehicle that has much more to offer than just its unique exterior and interior design. Smooth and agile handling, for example, is another area where the Scion iQ really shines. After first coming onto the market as a 2012 model, the Scion iQ was discontinued following the release of the 2015 model. Today, however, the Scion iQ is still available for sale on the used car market. Drivers who purchase a 2015 Scion iQ - the vehicle's final model year - can look forward to a 94 hp 1.3L four-cylinder engine as well as standard features such as a 6.1-inch touchscreen display, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, power-adjustable outside mirrors with turn signal indicators, and more. All things considered, the Scion iQ is a great vehicle for anyone looking to buy a used subcompact car.
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FAQ
Q: Is the Scion iQ discontinued?
A: Yes, the Scion iQ is no longer in production. The Scion iQ was discontinued following the release of the 2015 model.
Q: What is a Scion iQ?
A: The Scion iQ is a subcompact car.
Q: How many passengers does a Scion iQ seat?
A: The Scion iQ is a two-row subcompact car that is capable of seating up to four passengers.
Q: Does the Scion iQ have all-wheel drive?
A: No, the Scion iQ comes equipped with a front-wheel drive drivetrain. All-wheel drive is not an available option for the Scion iQ.
2014-2015 Scion iQ Trim Configurations
2014 Scion iQ Trim Configurations
The 2014 Scion iQ comes available in one well-equipped trim configuration. Standard features for the 2014 Scion iQ include features such as a six-speaker audio system with steering wheel-mounted audio controls, power door locks, remote keyless entry, power-adjustable, heated outside mirrors, a rear window wiper, and more.
2015 Scion iQ Trim Configurations
The 2015 Scion iQ comes available in one well-equipped trim configuration. Standard features for the 2015 Scion iQ include features such as a 6.1-inch touchscreen display, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, power-adjustable outside mirrors with turn signal indicators, a six-speaker audio system with steering wheel-mounted audio controls, power door locks, and more.
Reviews for Scion iQ
Wonderful car great price fun to drive
This car is great on gas wonderful maintenance is low cost reliable I have taken the car to Houston with my two grandsons with me we have more than enough room and lots of fun also fun to drive and when most people see it they have to take a double take and how cute and small the car is
Pros
- Fuel Economy:
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- Cargo Space:
Adorable and reliable but definitely not a luxury car
1. Scion uses a proprietary oil filter that requires a special tool. Pretty much means you have to take the car to the dealership for every service. 2. Synthetic oil changes are more expensive. 3. The tiny tires on the iQ are ridiculously expensive and even the dealership has to order them overnight! 4. Feels like an economy car. Dashboard features are jumbled together, only one cupholder in the front, stereo not as nice as the xD, interior light is useless, "glove box" is a cheap plastic tray under the passenger seat. 5. Smaller engine feels...well, small. Car struggles to accelerate, especially on freeway ramps. All of this aside, I do love my little car. It's adorable and OH MY GOD I can park it ANYWHERE. I love that.
Pros
- Value: Great price for the quality of the car.
- Fuel Economy: Good but not that much better than my Scion xD.
- Visibility: I like driving a cute car. And this one is bright orange, so I'm not worried about earth-killing SUVs plowing over me.
Cons
- Ride and Handling: The smaller engine definitely feels strained when accelerating.
- Interior Space: I like that it's cozy, but it's not for everyone.
- Cost to Maintain: Oil changes and tires cost WAY more than a typical car. At least it doesn't require premium fuel like the SMART.
My Little Champ!
I never thought I could ever have a car I enjoy this much. It may not be for everyone...but this little gem has every thing I need and in an adorable package. The passenger space is huge and the seats sit a bit higher than my Toyota did. The dashboard is amazing...so well designed. I was concerned I wouldn't have enough trunk space but with the back seats down it ALWAYS holds everything I need. I get about 34 MPG in town and 38 on the highway. I live in Nebraska and have had it through one winter and it did great. I could not be more pleased with this little car.
Pros
- Dashboard: Well designed - easy to reach everything
- Ride and Handling: Easy to maneuver, easy to park, turns on a dime.
- Value: Great gas milage, lots of car in a small, quality package.
Cons
- Technology and Entertainment: I wish it had a pop the trunk button on the remote
This price does not include tax, title, and tags. Additional fees may also apply depending on the state of purchase.