Here is the almost-cubic car. It seems to be nearly as tall and wide as it is long, like a blown-up Smart. Unlike the tiny car with the rear engine, though, Toyota's new iQ is a four-seater. Well, a three-and-a-half seater, anyway. It's extremely short: under three metres long. Partly this is because it has no meaningful boot and rear passengers' heads are mere inches away from the back window. Fill the iQ with people and you'll barely squeeze a MacBook Air in behind them. Full Article
