Overview

What's New for 2018

Toyota offers the iM in a single trim level. Among the standard equipment are 17-inch alloy wheels, a rearview camera, LED taillights and LED daytime running lights. The interior comes with dual-zone automatic climate control and 8 airbags. A Pioneer Standard Display sound system is also included, which has a 7-inch touchscreen for easy navigation. The Bluetooth system allows for making wireless phone calls, as well as streaming audio from smartphones. A few standalone options are available. The interior light kit allows drivers to switch the interior light colors, with a total of 7 different options. Also available is a Bespoke sound system with navigation, which provides dynamic maps with route overlays and even turn-by-turn directions. Users can even leverage voice controls for finding directions without taking their hands off the steering wheel. The iM comes with a factory invoice of about $17,361 for the manual and $18,045 for the CVT, with MSRPs of about $18,750 and $19,490, respectively. With your status as a member, you can go to a Certified Dealer and be treated professionally, even getting a clear price quote that actually saves you money.

Toyota keeps things simple for the iM's powertrain, complete with a refreshingly spartan layout. Instead of cramming too many buttons on the steering wheel and center stack, drivers have at their fingertips only the most commonly-used controls, which are large and intuitively laid out. The infotainment touchscreen is positioned at a good level, making it simple to reference and use on the go. Even the gauge cluster has a proven layout, with two analog gauges on each side and a simple digital screen in the middle. The interior has a black color scheme, with some silver accents to break things up. While everything is put together well enough for the iM's class, many of the surfaces are hard to the touch and lack texture, even when compared to similar vehicles.