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Continuously clever to a fault.

Here’s what the new Scion iQ has going for it: It’s tiny outside, but not so small inside. Four people can wedge in when necessary. It’s good-looking, the interior design is about the best of any cheap car, and the seats are comfortable. The suspension is simple, but it works well, and the precise steering and its size make the iQ super easy to park. And although the front-mounted 1.3-liter engine makes 94 hp, the iQ weighs just a cheerleader more than a ton.

Here’s what’s wrong with the new Scion iQ: It’s stuck with a continuously variable transmission that drains the fun out of it. Every. Single. Drop.

The Price Is Certainly “Premium”

Toyota—okay, Scion—describes the iQ as a “premium micro-subcompact” and will sell it as such when it goes on sale in October as a $15,995 single-spec model backed by a dealer-installed accessory catalog. That’s a ton of cash when you consider the plethora of larger and more practical cars available for less money, among them the Honda Fit, Ford Fiesta, Hyundai Accent, and Kia Soul. But, hey, at least the iQ costs less than the mechanically identical Aston Martin Cygnet .

The Scion does, however, look substantial and well detailed for a dink-class runabout. The bumper covers are painted and fit tightly, the headlights are complex units, there are turn-signal lights integrated into the bottom of the side mirrors, and the 175/60-16 tires fill out the wheel wells. Even the wheel covers on the steel wheels almost plausibly pass for metal. Besides its length—120.1 inches, 14.0 longer than a Smart Fortwo but a substantial 26.5 shorter than a Mini Cooper—and 78.7-inch wheelbase, little about the iQ screams “cheap.”

Inside, the driver faces a thick, flat-bottomed, three-spoke steering wheel covered in red-stitched leather and an instrument panel that nestles the tach in the lower right quadrant of the speedometer. And there’s an information screen to the left of those. It’s a compact, logical, and legible arrangement.

The center stack has three simple knobs for controlling the HVAC system and is capped by a pod that contains a double-DIN-size Pioneer audio head unit. If a buyer doesn’t like the standard stereo, Scion will have a dealer-swappable upgraded Pioneer unit and a navigation system available.

The thin-shelled, fabric-covered front seats sort of bend around any awkward body shape. The passenger-side front-seat rails are mounted slightly forward of the driver’s, and the dashboard on that side is slightly forward, too. The arrangement affords a bit more legroom for right-side passengers. A flotsam tray under the passenger seat is particularly useful if that seat’s occupant is a drooler.

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I need tips on convincing adults/parents to get me a horse. I am not one of those people that just out of know where says "I want a Pony". I have been riding for 3 years and currently do Hunter. I eventually want to do Dressage because everybody has to do that at some point in there life. So my instructors have told me I am a natrual rider and am capeable of owning a horse. Everyday I search for horses for sale. I have made millions of connections and found many "PERFECT HORSES". Now I just need to convince my parents it is worth the money. I have posted this question many times. I havent found a great answer yet though. Yes I have offered to pay for the horse (cheap part) and tack (not so cheap). Any tips? Also positives and negitives on owning a horse. Thanks so much! Please HELP!! LOL!! I Love Arabians...Well grades are not a problem for me I have all A's and will this next year too.

I was the same way. I finaly got one though. You just have to show your parents that you are respnsible and all. Tell them how this means more to you than anything else in the world right now and how you will keep up in your grades at school and keep up around the house. The plus on having horse. Well, you have a horse! It is a dream to have one come cantering up to you in the field or lick your back or nicker to you when he sees treats in your hands and fallow you around. But I do have to admit, it has been very hard to keep up in my grades. I am 13 and doing 11 grade stuff somewhat. But it is just hard for me to concentrate and try as hard as before. I just can't stop thinking about my horse. Be careful not to do that once you do get a horse. Another negative is your parents know that you love horses, so they will always use that as a punishment. My Mom always threatens to take him away if I don't keep up in my schooling, but deep inside her, I know she won't probably do that. She tries to hide how much she loves him, but I can always tell she is in love with him too! They will always say you can;t go and see that horse till you get this or that done. And that kind of stuff always stinks, but other than that the only other negative is the cost. You do have to sacrifice alot for horses, but in the long run, it is worth it. Just wait, you will eventually get a horse. good luck!

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