While American buyers will have to wait until October to see the iQ in Scion’s showrooms, over in Europe, the Japanese carmaker’s 3+1 seat mini has been on sale since the beginning of 2009.
But despite being in the market for more than two years, the iQ hasn’t really caught the attention of the aftermarket tuners. One of the few companies to warm up to the iQ is Bulgarian customizer Vilner, which has introduced a more luxurious take on the Toyota’s interior.
The customization includes brown nappa leather for the seats and the door panels with contrasting white stitches and matching alcantara trim for the roof and the panel over the instrument panel.
The engraved “iQ” logos on all four headrests complete the look.
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