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Toyota - iQ (2013)
Looking for a small, practical city car that won’t break the bank? The 2013 Toyota iQ — originally the Corolla iQ in many markets — offers a blend of compact design, fuel efficiency, and brand reliability. Even without revealing exact figures, you can gauge the Toyota iQ price on any market by checking listed “used Toyota iQ price” ranges that typically reflect condition, mileage, and regional demand. In the next section we’ll break down the key specs that shape every user’s buying decision.
- Engine: 0.9‑liter 3‑cylinder, 60 hp/105 Nm
- Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 4‑speed automatic
- Fuel type: High‑octane gasoline
- Dimensions (L × W × H): 3,250 mm × 1,485 mm × 1,430 mm
- Wheelbase: 2,200 mm
- Curb weight: ~625‑680 kg (depending on options)
- Seating capacity: 4 (two front, two rear, often with a fold‑down bench)
- Fuel economy: ~11 km/L city, ~13 km/L highway
- Top speed: 113 km/h
- Drive layout: Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive
While the 2013 model’s form and function were largely maintained from earlier releases, various cosmetic updates — a body kit, updated LED lighting, and improved cabin materials — may lead to small premium differences. Whether you’re interested in a brand new iQ priced in the 2013 range or a used unit listed in current “used Toyota iQ price” tables, the spec sheet above gives you a solid reference point for performance expectations.
Depreciation Insight: How Quickly Does a 2013 Toyota iQ Lose Value?
When car owners ask, “what is a 2013 Toyota iQ worth?” the answer hinges on how depreciation is measured. Depreciation is the reduction in a vehicle’s value as it ages, accumulates mileage, and new technologies arrive.
- Typical Toyota iQ depreciation curves show a loss of about 15‑20% of a new car’s MSRP in the first year.
- From the second to third year, values generally decline by an additional 10‑15%, bringing the total depreciation to roughly 35‑40% by year three.
- After four to five years, the car has usually lost 45‑50% of its original price, meaning a 2013 iQ that began at $12,000 might fetch around $6,000, contingent on condition.
- Longer‑term depreciation (after five years) tends to plateau; a well‑maintained 2013 iQ could hold about 30-35% of the 2013 MSRP even after ten years.
These percentages are industry averages. Local market demand, seasonal cycles, and economic conditions can
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