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Toyota iQ

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Toyota iQ

Few firms can match Toyota’s reputation for reliability, and the Japanese giant is so confident in its products that it’s willing to back them with a comprehensive five-year warranty.

The package was launched earlier this year, adding 24 months to the existing cover and increasing the mileage limit by 40,000 to 100,000 miles. What’s more, it includes 12 months’ roadside assistance.

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For trouble-free Toyota motoring, it’s hard to ignore the tiny iQ. With its distinctive looks, clever engineering and free road tax, the city runabout is a hit among town-bound drivers looking to keep bills to a minimum.

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