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| Performance | 5.8/10  |
|---|---|
| Practicality | 7.2/10 |
| Reliability | 8.6/10 |
| Value for Money | 8.4/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 8.8/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9/10  |
Full review by
wild west drifter
on 15th Aug 2008
User Rating : 8
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Good Points: Great Little car, very nippy, Fantastic stereo for my IPOD Carbon Quartz colour really sets of the optional extras I had-Alloy wheels, Front Fog lights Roof spoiler , Side Skirts and front splitters. Also rev counter a bonus worth installing
Bad Points: 2 months on (1450 miles) has had to be returned to the dealer because of problem starting the car- Have the Multi Mode Gearbox. Await their inspection and rectification.
General comments: Toyota gave better value when I was looking to purchase. The other two models sharing the same engine/chassis did not have the same build quality in my opinion.
Compared all models from the 3 manufacturers before making my Purchase. only 2 provided the Auto box.
Summing up, feel that I have bought the best small car that had all the features I want.
Auto Box, 3 doors, Low insurance, Ultra cheap Road Tax,Split rear seats,Quality Sound system as standard. Good fuel consumption. 55mpg average based on last fill up of 20 litres.
The Car this has replaced was a 900cc Fiat Seicento so am used to small cars.
wild west drifter's review and ratings | 173 words
Review by
ryry87
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on 24th May 2008
User Rating : 8
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I've had my Toyota Aygo 1.0 Black now for about a year and a half, and overall im very pleased with it. It's definately one of the better city cars out there. However don't expect it to do anymore than you'd expect a city car to do. If you want cheap, stylish wheels to get you from A-B everyday with the occasional short motorway trip then you'll love the Aygo, but if you're looking for a smooth, comfy motorway cruiser it isn't for you.
It'll seat 4 fairly comfortably and theres plenty of legroom ...
ryry87's full review | 345 words
Review by
lousw1
on 25th Mar 2008
User Rating : 9
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I purchased the black special addition Toyota Aygo model with the auto box and optional air con. Plenty of room for four adults, pretty nippy around town, everyone is impressed with the leg room inside such a small car. Stereo is good with the six speakers and iPod socket.
Overall we are pleased with the Aygo and recommended to our friends to buy one, its a good car for the school run is cheap to insure and 35 pounds road tax is great and may be exempt from London congestion charge in October. S ...
lousw1's full review | 201 words
Review by
Aygo
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on 30th Jul 2007
User Rating : 9
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I bought the Blue ltd. edition model, despite the lurid blue bodywork, as it came with Air Con, Bluetooth car-kit, mats, glove-box lid, and body-colour detailing inside (around the instrument binnacle and heating vents).
Fuel economy has been around 50 mpg on mixed motoring, but is increasing with each tank-full of fuel as the engine loosens up, and as I get used to a car without a rev-counter! The engine's eager to rev and noisy throughout the rev range so it's all too easy to find yourself ...
Aygo's full review | 845 words
Review by
triumphman
on 2nd Jun 2006
User Rating : 10
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The Toyota Aygo is cheap, pratical, fun, solid and safe. Surprising torque from this little engine - 3 cylinder like my Triumph bike means you get the best of both twin and four pots. 70+mpg on a long trip. Handles great and the wife loves the cheeky looks. I feel ok in it with my 6' 2" rugby frame. Gone for the + model and aircon and got the whole thing for £7500. It's a Toyota, so goes forever (even the Citroen C1 is a Toyota but with a French inside which will be mainly held by Blue Tac ...
triumphman's full review | 104 words | 1 comment added.
