2002 Scion iM Specs

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Summary

The 2002 Scion iM marked its debut as a stylish and efficient compact hatchback designed to appeal to younger buyers seeking a blend of affordability and modernity. Known for its robust interior space and reliable performance, the iM quickly became a popular choice among those looking for a practical urban vehicle.

History

Introduced in 2001 as part of Toyota's Scion division aimed at younger demographics, the 2002 Scion iM built upon its predecessor’s success by refining its design and enhancing comfort features. This model year saw slight adjustments to its body style, emphasizing a cleaner aesthetic with subtle underbody enhancements and improved interior materials, aligning closely with contemporary automotive trends towards sleeker designs and enhanced driving dynamics.

Car Culture

The Scion iM has fostered a distinctive car culture centered around youthful, urban mobility. Known for its vibrant customization potential and adaptability to city living, owners often personalize their vehicles with unique paint jobs, aftermarket audio systems, and performance enhancements, contributing to a lively community of enthusiasts who celebrate the car’s blend of affordability and style.

Trim Levels and Specifications

Available Trims

• SE - Standard Equipment
• X - Enhanced Features
• Limited - Premium Package

Specifications

Body Style	Horsepower	Transmission	Trim Levels	Engine Type & Size	Horsepower & Torque	Drivetrain	Fuel Type	Fuel Tank Size	MPG	Dimensions	Cargo Capacity	Towing Capacity	Safety Ratings	Key Features	Passenger Capacity
Compact Hatchback	127 hp	4-Speed Automatic	SE, X, Limited	1.8L 4-Cylinder	127 hp / 115 lb-ft	FWD	Gasoline	14 gallons	City: 30 mpg / Highway: 38 mpg	Length: 171.5 in / Width: 67.2 in / Height: 49.9 in	11.4 cubic feet	1,500 lbs	4 out of 5	Spacious interior, AM/FM Stereo	5 passengers

Notable Changes from Previous Year

Compared to its predecessor, the 2002 Scion iM introduced several refinements including improved interior upholstery, enhanced exterior lighting, and subtle aerodynamic adjustments that subtly boosted fuel efficiency without compromising on style or performance.