[ScionDave]

Looks like that feature also got the axe.

 

[Icecold]

Hmmm... looks like just standard navigation screen. Wonder if that will even be standard or an upgrade....

And that interior cloth looks terrible, who designed that pattern!

 

[AverageJoe]

I agree that the interior seat material doesn't seem to go along with the rest of the car. If this does not change by release I may need to invest in seat covers, which is sad to think to do to a brand new car.

 

[Administrator]

Again I am sure there are different trim levels available. Perhaps the XL screen is an add on?

Nadeem

 

[jimpaulette]

All Scion models are mono-spec, single trim levels. The only option (outside of the accessories that you can add a la carte) is the transmission choice, and even that isn't an option for the '11 iQ.

 

[IQ-Girl]

So that would mean navigation is standard?!?!? SWEEET

 

[jimpaulette]

HA! Right. Concept models are rarely as cool as the production versions.

The production model showed the same standard double-din found in every Scion. I'm expecting you can add the SNS, which is $1900, or add an aftermarket double-din navi unit.

 

[Icecold]

HA! Right. Concept models are rarely as cool as the production versions.

The production model showed the same standard double-din found in every Scion. I'm expecting you can add the SNS, which is $1900, or add an aftermarket double-din navi unit.

Probably just to go after market DVD screen in that case

 

[ScionDave]

HA! Right. Concept models are rarely as cool as the production versions.

The production model showed the same standard double-din found in every Scion. I'm expecting you can add the SNS, which is $1900, or add an aftermarket double-din navi unit.

Hmmm not sure if I could justify $2000 for the screen on a $17,000 car.

 

[AuraIQ]

Hmmm not sure if I could justify $2000 for the screen on a $17,000 car.

Agreed. If it comes standard with the car, I will enjoy it (I'm not one for GPS though), but if it doesn't, I'll drive fine without it.

Good thing with Scion having a double-din is that you can get a full screen unit instead of a flip-up screen... and I'm sure you can find one for less than $2000.

 

[IQ-Girl]

Hmmm not sure if I could justify $2000 for the screen on a $17,000 car.

No thank you!

 

[Cole]

Sad to see it go, but wasn't a necessity for me.

 

[Administrator]

Agreed. If it comes standard with the car, I will enjoy it (I'm not one for GPS though), but if it doesn't, I'll drive fine without it.

Good thing with Scion having a double-din is that you can get a full screen unit instead of a flip-up screen... and I'm sure you can find one for less than $2000.

Double din is good and bad. Double din head units cost more from what I have seen.

Nadeem

 

[jimpaulette]

Double-Din head units do cost more, but they don't break as often because there are less moving parts. However, I do like the pocket that the installation of a single-din in a double-din hole allows you to have. It's a nice place for a wallet

 

[Overhaul]

Big DVD screen is an unnecessary upgrade

 

[BenIQ]

Budget cuts! It was either cut out the DVD screen from iQ's or someone lost their job at Scion - guess what won!!

 

[AuraIQ]

Budget cuts! It was either cut out the DVD screen from iQ's or someone lost their job at Scion - guess what won!!

That's too funny But better a DVD screen be cut than something safety/reliability wise...

 

[Blake]

Budget cuts! It was either cut out the DVD screen from iQ's or someone lost their job at Scion - guess what won!!

in this economy I wouldn't put it past anyone.

 

[Stylin]

Not surprised, not practical in a car like this. Isn't there also laws against a driver being able to see a big DVD screen like that while driving?