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Toyota Aygo Car Reviews

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Practicality

The Aygo isn’t the most inexpensive car as far as asking prices go but the Aygo has the lowest insurance group, great fuel economy, and Toyota reliability. Although it may seem expensive to buy, it will be a wise investment due to it’s extremely low running and servicing charges.

The Toyota Aygo cabin is spacious enough. The front seat occupants will enjoy plenty of legroom and will have sufficeint headroom. Move to the rear and it is a different story. Legroom is limited, and headroom is sufficent but not as plentiful as in the front. The boot won’t hold much but then again, the engine doesn’t have the power to carry much more than just the passengers.

The Aygo is limited side when it comes to the frills. The guages are clear and concise. They are logically placed, making it unneccessary for the driver to search for them. The switches are of extremely low quality however and must be operated with care in fear of breaking them.

The Aygo cabin is comfortable, so long as you sit in the front. The seats are supportive and will make what might be an uncomfortable ride, bearable. The suspension delivers a decent amount of driver feedback while providing occupants a smooth ride.

Gaining access to the cabin is simple if you are climbing into the front seats. The rear seats lack legroom which makes it a bit difficult to get into, even if the wide door aperture provides for unrestricted access. The boot is slightly tricky to get into. With the glass being the only moving portion being the glass, loading large or heavy items more difficult.

Parkingth Toyota Aygo is easy with all-around visibility very good. Speed sensitive powersteering ensures that steering remains light and precise. Reverse parking is easy due to the lack of a protrusive boot.

Life Style

The Aygo has a lot of appeal and can be very fun to drive. The 1.0 petrol engine is more responsive than the diesel and seems to propell the Aygo along better. The car can deliver a swift ride when driven by an experienced driver. The chassis system is excellent.

The Aygo is way too small to be considered as a primary family vehicle. It could easily be used as a second vehicle for a family, or as a commuter car. Otherwise, families should look elsewhere for a more suitable vehicle.

This would be an excellent first car for those who could afford it. The asking price is low, and the company offers a three-year warranty. The Aygo's stylish looks and practicality make it an ideal first car. The car should also enjoy decent resale values as well.

Toyota attention to detail and build quality is evident in the Aygo. The Aygo should have no problem appealing to the younger generation of buyers, in fact, it will probably appeal to a fair number of older buyers as well. The car seems well made and durable.