This isn't just any small car; it's a phenomenal piece of engineering, designed with a level of dedication that made it one of Toyota's most expensive projects at the time. Now, it stands as a true legend in their lineup. I bought this car with the intention of using it for one month, as an interim car while I awaited my order, and to save hiring cars. It's been so good, I kept it over a year. Forget what you think you know about compact cars. This IQ2 offers an incredible design with surprising interior space. Even at 6'4", I find it plenty comfortable, proving it's more like a "big car cut in half" than a typical small car. With 117,000 miles on the clock, the mechanics are still as tight as a drum. As with most Toyotas, you'll find a strong engine and drivetrain that are built to last. This car truly embodies Toyota's reputation for reliability. Good Points & Bad Points - In the spirit of complete honesty, here's a transparent appraisal: Bad Points: * Cosmetic paint issues: Some minor imperfections were caused by roofing felt during a storm. * Dented sills: A previous owner unfortunately used an incorrect jacking point, a common issue with these cars. * Peeling lacquer on alloys: Small areas of lacquer are starting to peel on the alloy wheels. Good Points: * Freshly serviced at 117,000 miles. * Recent MOT with a clean bill of health. * New tyres * Very clean interior * new rear discs and pads * New brake callipers on rear * Gearbox service * Pro-active and preventative maintenance carried out to the air intake system (carbon clean) * Keyless entry * Keyless start * Auto wipers * Auto lights * Folding and heated mirrors * A/C This IQ is ready for its next adventure. If you're looking for an authentic, honest, and reliable small car that will easily do double it's mileage again, and something that offers more than meets the eye, this could be the perfect car for you.