Net Cars Show: Gazoo

Toyota's motorsports and performance partner Gazoo Racing

developed this sporty edition of the iQ minicar.
Available exclusively in Japan in a limited run of just 100 units.
Powered by a supercharged version of the standard model's
1.33-liter four-cylinder engine. Six-speed, close ratio transmission.
Uprated brakes, sports suspension and a tuned dual exhaust system.
All the changes boost the performance from the original 93 hp to 128bhp.
Along with its improved performance, the iQ also gains wide body kit
with unique front and rear bumpers, sports seats and
instrumentation plus 16-inch Enkei alloys.
(carscoops.com)

(Photos from autowp.ru & carlifenavi.com)

Factory version of the 2012 Toyota iQ

(Photo from automotorblog.com)

Toyota's racing and tuning partner Gazoo Racing unveiled this concept

at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2013. Based on the Toyota GT86,

Gazoo Racing devised a new front end with different headlamps,

bumper and vented hood, while it also revised the rear end of the coupe

that gains newly shaped taillights, a bumper with a diffuser

and a re-sculptured boot lid housing a large wing.
The wider and vented front and rear fenders, along with the new side skirts
and 18-inch alloy wheels shod in tires size 245/40 up front and 265/35 at the back.
Inside, the cabin was fitted with a full roll cage, bucket seats with four-point seat belts,
a new race-spec steering wheel and numerous other appointments.
For the performance upgrades, a twin-charger system combining a supercharger
and a turbocharger for the boxer engine is added. Output is lifted from the
factory spec of 200hp to 325hp. 6-speed manual transmission.
(carscoops.com)