The Toyota Aygo is a city car and is the result of a joint venture between Toyota and the Peugeot Citroen Group. There are two engines available - a 1.0-litre three cylinder engine and a 1.4-litre HDi diesel. There is also a choice of a 3-door hatchback body style or a 5-door hatchback body style. The Aygo has received high marks for safety and reliability.
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Toyota Aygo Overview
The Aygo is an inexpensive car manufactured by Toyota and is mechanically identical to Citroen's C1 and Peugeot's 107. The cars were manufactured on the same production line. The good news is that the Aygo is an exciting little car.
The Aygo delivers an excellent ride around town; its tight turning circle and small size come in very handy while navigating crowded city streets. Rear passenger space is limited and the boot is small but able to accommodate a few shopping bags. Five-door models are more practical.
Background
The Aygo was put into production in 2005 so it is a relatively new car. The idea for the car came about in 2001 when Toyota, Peugeot and Citroën decided to work together in order to share development costs.
Since then the Aygo has learnt how to play football on Top Gear as well as executing a 12 metre high loop-the-loop on Fifth Gear.
The Aygo received a facelift in 2009 which saw the arrival of new rear light clusters and a new front bumper and grille. There are also plenty of trim levels available to the UK at the moment.
Summary
Because the Toyota Aygo has so much in common with the C1 and 107 the car may face competition from these cars. Toyota offers a lot in the way of reliability and decent warranties - reason enough for many buyers to opt for the Aygo.
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