Vilner takes on Scion iQ, tries to outdo Aston Martin Cygnet

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Nasko Vilner is the Bulgarian tuner best known for reworking interiors into luxurious cabins fit for a king. Vilner's latest creation, however, is best fit for a king living in the city. The Vilner iQ forgoes the cloth seats of its plebeian Toyota and Scion counterparts, and instead, the front thrones of the Vilner iQ are wrapped in Napa leather while the rest of the interior is covered in Alcantara.

Certainly this begs the simple question, "Why?" Occasionally, as Vilner knows, that question can simply be answered, "Why not?"

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High Class Interior for Toyota IQ

Earlier this year, the Bulgarian custom studio VILNER received great recognition from
the world automobile media for the compact Smart ForTwo model, which it completely
transformed, on account of which VILNER decided to demonstrate its abilities on one more
city car.

When it first appeared on the market in 2008, Toyota IQ set itself the task to become the most
attractive vehicle of the subcompact class, but as we know, there can't be any word about
interior luxury in these models.

Yet, there are clients who want to feel comfortably while driving their vehicles, no matter
how unpretentious they might be. For one of these clients namely, the guys from VILNER
transformed completely the interior of this midget, bringing it close to the interiors of highest
class luxurious cars.

Toyota IQ seats are dressed in brown Nappa leather, and in their central parts the leather
is punched, while the whole ceiling and the peak over the mileage-meter are all dressed in
brown Alcantara. Moreover, designer and laser engraved elements are placed on many places
in the interior.

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