Scion iQ Loses its Top and Heads Down to the Strip for the SEMA Show

There is no doubt that the Pit Boss iQ Cartel is the strangest of all Scion iQ mini-trucks heading to Las Vegas aftermarket SEMA Show next week.

Poster created by the Pit Boss is a two-seat version of the little speedster Scion supposedly inspired by the world of motorsport, but equipped with the latest information and entertainment systems. A strange mixture of fact.

One of the highlights of the building is iPad tablet that is mounted on top of the center console, which allows the operator to control various functions in the car. Bookmarks follows after the jump.

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SCION Trio of iQ at SEMA Show

The surprise is not so much that the Toyota Scion brand is planning to bring a number of made-up versions of the concept, the new iQ mini 2011 Specialty Equipment Market Association in Las Vegas next week.

After being initially revealed Toyota badge in the world and later, and the name Aston Martin under the hood, the Scion iQ has reached U.S. shores earlier this month, so it's just that the Japanese car manufacturer wants to create a buzz around the machine.

More to come, but for now, we have pictures and details of three personal iQs: the iQ-MR Tatsu, the iQ-RX by Jon Sibal (yes, Jon Sibal) and the iQ-RS by Michael Chang. You can see it after the jump.

SCION iQ-RS BY MICHAEL CHANG

SCION iQ-RX BY JON SIBAL

SCION iQ-MR BY TATSU

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