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There is not much going on inside the iQ; it really is rather small inside, so this is somewhat expected.
A gauge cluster in front of the driver gives you all the information you need including tachometer, speedometer, outside temperature and average fuel consumption (as well as other trip computer functions).
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The centre concole with gear selector, USB and auxiliary inputs, Bluetooth buttons and one cup holder feels a little on the flimsy side.
No telescopic steering and no height-adjustable seat makes for an uncomfortable driving position for me. Add in the lack of arm rest and I find I am either sitting too close to the steering to save my arms, or too far, to favour my knees.
Rear cargo volume is just enough for a bottle of windshield washer fluid; with the rear seats folded, cargo space is not bad but then you can’t fit four people inside. Not that you can actually fit four people — three, maybe, for a short drive. Cramming four people, even 3 of them kids, into the iQ would be cruel.
