Tag: Toyota Aygo

Toyota expands Aygo lineup with new x-trend machines. Check’em out!

Toyota’s Aygo lineup is being expanded with a new x-trend version. Remaining one of brand’s most popular models, Aygo will benefit from tons of goodies and advanced technologies. Let’s check’em out!

What makes this edition special, is the addition of 15-inch alloy wheels with machined finish, rear privacy glass, front fog lights and a red decal pack. It adds eye-catching details to the door mirrors, side sills and the lower section of the front and rear bumpers. Also, customers can choose between Red Pop, Cyan Splash and Silver Splash body finish and details.

Additionally, the equipment includes smartphone integration with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, along with automatic air conditioning and automatic headlights. Furthermore, buyers can specify their vehicle with an electric, full-length retractable Funroof and additional protection of Toyota Safety Sense with Pre-collision System and autonomous emergency braking and Lane Departure Alert.

New x-trend lineup is geared with Aygo’s already proven 71hp three-cylinder 1.0-liter petrol engine. It can be mated to either a five-speed manual or x-shift automated manual gearbox. In pure Aygo tradition, the drivetrain system is clean and efficient and comes with Toyota’s five-year/100,000 mile new car warranty.

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2019 Toyota Aygo range opens with the x model, followed by x-cite and the top trim level is x-clusiv.

Stick with us for further information!

Source: Toyota

March 1, 2019
Toyota reveals Aygo: the agile city vehicle that caught our eye!

The new Aygo was just announced and all Toyota fans and enthusiasts await the unveiling on the 6^th of March. The popular city car stands out from the crowd thanks to its beautiful design and numerous advanced technological features. Of course, buyers are also attracted to the machine because of the extended list of customizable options. Not many vehicles offer such a wide range of stuff for the money.So, let’s check out this bad boy in details, shall we?

Exterior Design

The first thing that one would notice about the Aygo is the front face design. The well-known “X” has been reshaped to deliver this three-dimensional presence and it is completely unique, given that the headlights are now part of this revised visual feature.

In fact, the whole body shape is tight and although being a “city car” it gives off this presence of sportiness. The vehicle looks confident and even aggressive – along with the pronounced front-end, the sides showcase clean lines, neat accented spot just under the doors and sporty rims – feature that is always cool. Also, the wide bumpers are not only pleasurable visual addition, but also emphasize on vehicle’s wider and more stable stance.

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And just like the front face, the rear showcase tight and sporty design, beautiful lines and overall beautifully shaped details. Just look at the backlights and you will be astonished by the beauty of the vehicle.

Drivetrain system

Engineering team has managed to deliver us a sportier and more agile machine. The Aygo comes with the award-winning 998cc three-cylinder 12-valve DOHC power unit that meets all the requirements as it comes to emissions and ecological rules.

Fans would be pleased to know that the drivetrain features dual fuel injector system, higher compression ratio, low-friction components and revised exhaust gas recirculation system. The overall output is higher, compared to predecessors and is measured at at 71hp at 6,000rpm and 93Nm of torque at 4,400rpm.

Further improvements have been done to the suspension settings and steering software, letting the Aygo to react faster and more precisely. And last, but not least, engineers have managed to reduce the cabin noise by adding special sound absorption materials to the dashboard, front pillars, doors and rear deck.

Further details would be soon announced, so stick with us!

Source: Toyota

February 26, 2018
Fresh and confident towards 2017: two Toyota sweeties hit the road!

New Year celebrations have begun and Toyota team decided to spice up the party. The reason? Well, it is pretty obvious that the new model year is about ten days ahead, but let’s put one more reason just in case: Toyota fans and enthusiasts might well be pleased by what the brand reveals as new offerings. To tell you the truth, we are interested too! So, let’s check out what is going on here!

To be precise, there are two fresh models that will keep the Christmas spirits warm. To be more precise, we are talking about the new Aygo models. These fresh x-press and x-style have a lot to demonstrate and we are eager to show it to you!

Toyota Aygo x-press

Toyota decided to mark the arrival of the sweetheart with a distinctive red color. Definitely distinctive, this body finish accents the slightly restyled bumper, rear diffuser and side sills. However, this is not the only available body finish. The vehicle can be specified with Silver Splash, White Flash, Electro Gray and Bold Black body colors. Other neat stylish changes include glossy black 15-inch alloys, rear privacy glass, body color-finished door handles and door mirrors.

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In terms of interior changes, the vehicle offers neat instrument panel that resembles the body color of the vehicle, black surrounds with black air vents and gearshifts and a black central console. Black is always stylish, isn’t it? Furthermore, there is new automatic air conditioning system and sweet three-spoke steering wheel. Sweet.

Toyota Aygo x-style

Definitely an eye-candy, this one showcases sleeker and more detailed body styling. There are neat grey-finished front X, front pillar extensions and rear diffuser. Cool. Buyers will be granted with 15-inch alloy wheels in glossy black that showcase perfect color harmony with the available Electro Grey, Deep Blue Buzz and Silver Splash finishes. The cabin benefits from the same additions and changes as the x-press brother does: there are matching body-color instrument panel, black trim detailings, revised air-conditioning system, x-touch and dusk-sensing headlights and more.

Additional features and drivetrain system

Both vehicles include reverse camera, front fog lamps, Bluetooth connectivity, heated door mirrors with power adjustment, DAB tuner, leather steering wheel cover, electric front window, Hill Start Assist Control, LED daytime running lights and more.

Also, if there are still people who are not completely satisfied with the base model features, Toyota team offers some optional goodies: there is this advanced Pre-Collision System, Autonomous Emergency Braking and Lane Departure Alert. Sweet.

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In terms of drivetrain system both vehicles share Toyota’s agile, yet not that flexible 69hp 1.0-liter VVT-I petrol power unit that can be paired to either a five-speed manual or x-shift automatic gearbox, all depending of buyer’s preferences. Sweet.

Source: Toyota

December 21, 2016
Toyota Aygo x-clusiv: Is It Really “All You Could Want For 2016”?

A cool new club or restaurant, a hot new travel destination, the latest fashion look – everyone wants something new and different. The Toyota Aygo has already proved a big success as a fun and super-stylish city car that gives people the chance to make a statement with a wealth of personalisation features. Now there’s a new addition to the line-up, the 2016 x-clusiv, taking its place at the top of the range.

This newcomer majors on looks and the kind of luxury features more commonly found on larger (and more expensive) models. On the outside the Electro Grey metallic paintwork strikes a winning contrast with bright silver customisation features – the style-defining front ‘X’, front pillar extensions, front bumper trim and rear bumper insert. Rear privacy glass and 15-inch machined alloy wheels with a large silver centre cap add to the x-clusiv’s visual impact.

An x-wave electrically retractable canvas roof lets the whole cabin enjoy genuine open-top driving.

The cabin is every bit as stylish, with black leather upholstery, a gloss black centre console and Electro Grey detailing on the air vent, centre cluster and gear shift surrounds.

Other features, carried forward from the previous x-clusiv model, include the x-touch multimedia system with DAB radio, rear-view camera and Bluetooth, climate control, carpet mats, and dusk-sensing headlights.

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The x-clusiv can be specified in three or five-door body styles, all powered by Toyota’s characterful and fuel-frugal 1.0-litre VVT-i engine. Both the five-speed manual and x-shift automated manual versions achieve sub-100g/km CO2emissions, which means there is no annual road tax (VED) to pay. Fuel costs are kept down, too, with official combined consumption from 67.3mpg.

Like all Aygo models, the x-clusiv is equipped with ABS with brake assist and electronic brakeforce distribution, six airbags, Hill-start Control and a tyre pressure warning system. Customers can also significantly increase their car’s safety provision by specifying the optional Toyota Safety Sense package, which includes a Pre-Collision Safety system (with Forward Collision Warning, Pre-Crash Brake Assist and Autonomous Emergency Braking) and Lane Departure Alert.

Source: Toyota

February 17, 2016
2015 Toyota AYGO x-cite is Ready To Excite Europe!

Since the day, that it was launched, the latest AYGO became one of the most popular A-segment contenders, that was sold with more than 70,000 units through Europe. With its well-known design and the extensive customization tweaks, along with the engineering improvements, the AYGO is made with fun in mind. And now, Toyota team is ready for the next step: the team introduced the AYGO x-cute, that brings even more tweaks, add-ons and options. Let’s check it out!

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The latest edition comes with a redesigned Cyan Splash exterior with piano black details and graphics, while the front fender and side mirrors are finished in Bold Black. Furthermore, the vehicle brings and stylish 15-inch five-spoke alloy wheels with Glossy Black finish. An one more suprice: the latest x-cite will be available with a bi-tone1 option, which adds blackened roof and A-pillars for even better looks.

The interior is shaped with the Cyan Splash finish concept, that is precisely mixed with Bold Black components, like the instrument panel and the centre console. Some additional components include the “Toyota Safety Sence”, which is a special set of additional safety features, especially designed prevent collisions in complex road situations.

Furthermore, a Pre-Collision System watches for other vehicles in front and activates special mechanisms, that prevent the risk of hitting cars from behind. The PSC also can activate additional emergency brake, that delivers extra stopping force, if the driver couldn’t react on time. It is good to hear, that vehicle brands focus more and more on the safety system in their vehicles.

There is also a special Lane Departure Alert (LDA) system, incorporated in the latest Toyota vehicle, that monitors lane markings and reminds the driver to get back in the line.

And when we talk about systems, let us tell you a bit about the drivetrain system. The 2015 AYGO comes with a 3-cylinder 1.0-Liter VVT-i petrol engine, that Euro 6 compliant. Furthermore, the engine provides a class-leading fuel efficiency with only 88 g/km emissions. The vehicle is geared with x-shift automated manual transmission.

The 2015 AYGO x-cite is expected to be available for sale in June 2015

Source: Toyota

May 30, 2015
Toyota Aygo X-Wave Open Top for Ultimate Driving Fun

Are you looking for something that will make driving your Toyota Aygo even more fun than it is now? Well, you better stop searching. Toyota is introducing a new retractable x-wave canvas roof for a classic open-top enjoyment.

Launching the x-wave as an additional option on the five-door Toyota Aygo x-pression model, the automaker really knows how to prepare its customers for the upcoming warmer days. The new factory-fitted roof is electrically operated, pressing on a switch next to the map light control in the headlining. It comes in black finish and is full length which makes sure that those who travel in the rear seats can also enjoy the same “wind-in-the-hair experience.”

With the new addition, the Aygo x-pression receives more appealing and attractive look. The compact cart also benefits from 15-inch alloy wheels, front fog lamps, projector headlights with LED daytime running lights, x-touch multimedia system with DAB and Bluetooth, as well as reversing camera and air conditioning.

What is more, the small automobile makes a not-so-small statement thanks to the gloss black accents in the bodywork and the cabin. Those elements are completed by the choice of White Flash, Electro Grey, Silver Splash, Red Pop and Deep Blue Buzz paint colors.

The x-wave roof is priced at £895 (including VAT). It can be ordered along with the x-tra convenience pack, as well as all other features available for x-pression, apart from the roof decals.

Source: Toyota

January 15, 2015
The New Toyota Aygo Enhanced by Eibach
The all-new Toyota Aygo receives some tiny improvements which have a major impact on the car. The Eibach Pro-Kit and Pro-Spacer stand for dynamism, a lot of action and more confident look attributed to the car. All Eibach Suspension Components are available through authorized dealer. They also come with a high-quality corrosion protection and are TÜV-certified.

With the installation of the Eibach Pro-Kit Performance Springs, cruising around the city transforms into a fun and more pleasurable driving experience. What is more, they give the Toyota Aygo a refreshed look. Due to the lowering of the center of gravity, the 3.46m short body exhibits a certain dynamic appeal. Precisely, the Pro-Kit is part of the Eibach B12 Pro-Kit and it contributes to the refinement of the car by offering:
- exceptional-performance handling;
- lower center of gravity by lowering the vehicle up to 40 mm (depending on car model)
- innovative spring design and sufficient ride quality.
The Eibach Pro-Spacer Wheel Spacers focus on the Aygo’s X-front and outline the self-confidence of the model from all angles. Pro-Spacer, is created from high-tensile-strength aluminum alloy and adds up to the outstanding handling and appearance of the Toyota Aygo. It also offers:
- exact fitment by implementing minimal production tolerances which results in excellent wheel balance;
- all applications tested in rigid durability- and fatigue tests;
- high-grade corrosion protection through a special coating process (salt spray test according to DIN 50021);
- considerable weight advantage compared to wheel spacers made from steel;
Source: Eibach
December 15, 2014
Toyota Aygo vs Peugeot 108
If you’re on the hunt for a city car, there’s plenty of new models to choose from in the current market. You need to make sure your car is fuel-efficient, comfortable, stylish to drive and a true reflection of your personality.

We’re interested in two new models in particular; the Toyota Aygo available at Inchcape Toyota and the Peugeot 108. But with the two being so similar, how do we know which one to choose? Which one is more fuel efficient? Which is more comfortable to drive? What kinds of prices are we looking at? Well, let’s have a look and see.

The Toyota Aygo; the features

The Toyota Aygo, which starts around the £8k mark, is a small car with a playful personality. You might have seen the “go fun yourself” slogans on billboards everywhere recently, and the car itself lives up to its reputation.

The Aygo is inspired by the Japanese cartoon ‘Astroboy’ and is beautifully styled, compact and agile. With the Aygo, there’s a wide range of customisation options available so that the customer can express their individuality. With the 1L engine, the Toyota Aygo is cheap to fuel and tax, making it economical as well as downright fancy. The ‘X’ styling may take some getting used to, but the design is distinctive enough to completely differentiate the Aygo from every other car on the road at the moment.

You can take the personalisation of the Toyota Aygo a step further with more investment. The Aygo x-play, x-pression, x-cite and x-clusiv offer varying technological extras, from Bluetooth connectivity, to multimedia systems, to rear-view cameras. For the top-end Aygo X-clusiv, you’re probably looking more around the £11k mark, but it’s definitely worth the money.

Pros and cons

The pros:
- The size of the engine makes the Aygo relatively cheap to run
- You pretty much have the option of personalising the Aygo any way you see fit
- The size of the vehicle is well-suited for short trips around a city, but is also comfortable to drive on the motorway
- With the distinctive ‘X’ design, the Aygo is very stylish drive
- The Aygo’s engine is notably quiet to drive a lot of the time
The cons:
- For the top-end x-clusiv, the price is a bit steep but overall, excellent value for money
- The Aygo is a four seater, with not a great amount of boot space, so it’s maybe not an ideal choice for a family car
- The Aygo currently only comes with a 1L engine, so there’s not much room for variation in that regard
The Peugeot 108; the features

The Peugeot 108 is the most recent little car to roll off the production line. It shares a lot of characteristics with the Toyota Aygo, in that it’s small, compact and ideally suited for busy city dwellers. The new 108 3-door comes as a hatchback version or as a cabrio with a retractable fabric roof, in a variety of colourful interiors and exterior themes. Whilst the 108 has been revolutionized in terms of its new lines and stylish design, it’s still got the recognizable front grille and headlights. The 108 is perfect for manoeuvring in tight spaces, with a turning radius of 4.8m, making it perfect for short city journeys. You can choose from eight different paint finishes, 7 creative themes and three interior ambiences, so you can truly make this car your own. Except for the cheapest version, the 108 has a touch screen system for controlling infotainment and can also hook up to certain smartphones. A mirror image can be projected onto the screen so you can use Google maps and play music whilst driving. The prices for the Peugeot 108 are quite similar to those of the Toyota Aygo and as a general rule, the more you customise the more you pay.

Pros and cons

The pros:
- There’s a huge range of customisation options available so you can truly make the Peugeot 108 your own
- If you’re looking for a bit of extra power, you have the option of a 1.2L engine with the Peugeot 108
- The boot is slightly larger in the Peugeot 108 than the Toyota Aygo
- The steering is quite accurate and light
The cons:
- Similar to the Aygo, the Peugeot 108 is quite a small car, so maybe not suited for families
- Refinement is a slight issue. With both the 1L and 1.2L, the engines send a lot of vibration through the gearstick, wheel and seat bases, which can be irritating
- With the Top! Version, the roar of the wind might be little bit too loud on motorway journeys
The verdict

When it comes down to fuel efficiency, size and overall price, there isn’t a huge amount of difference between the Aygo and 108. But if we had to pick one, we’d probably go for the Toyota Aygo. It’s arguably the most stylish and likely to last the long term with its comprehensive five-year warranty. Additionally, Toyota boasts a notable sixth place finish in the 2014 Driver Power reliability table, whereas Peugeot finishes in the second half of the league. Toyota has the best reputation for reliability and the makers boast a choice of nearly half a million trim and colour combinations. That definitely gives the Aygo the upper hand for making the car your own.
August 15, 2014

Compact Toyota Aygo Revealed In Geneva

Toyota Aygo was just revealed at the Geneva Motor Show, showcasing a distinctive and characterful design. In these terms, the car was also dubbed J-Playful in reference to Japan’s hip youth culture.

Aygo is compact, nimble and reliable, and of course has low running costs, which are due to the three-cylinder 1.0-litre VVT-i petrol engine. The car sports relatively small dimensions; it has an overall length of 3,455mm, height of 1,460mm, and widened front and rear tracks.

The most striking design element is Aygo’s distinctive frontal X-graphic, which spreads outwards across the surface of the bodywork, and takes in all the vehicle’s main external features, including upper and lower grilles, headlamps, foglamps, and even mirrors and side glazing.

In profile, the roof has been lowered and the front header moved forwards. The result is that cabin’s centre of gravity also moves. The roof has a new pagoda-style profile and an integral rear spoiler. At the he rear end the tailgate and lower bumper form break lines in the vehicle’s solid surface. The lamp clusters are set within the hexagonal tailgate, and the upper bumper section widens into pronounced wheel arches.

Inside one can see the trapezoidal centre console, new design for the air vents, door trims and gear shift surround. The console supports a wide dashboard with a matt, anti-glare finish; it features a meter made of up concentric rings and central multi-information display.

The wheelbase remains unchanged for the 2014 Aygo and is 2,340 mm. Despite this fact, the cabin is longer by 9mm, and features wider armrests to enhance the comfort. There’s more room for luggage – additional 29 litres.

Toyota decided to make the model easily customizable. Optional features include X-shaped front grille, rear bumper insert, enhanced front bumper and alloy wheels, different design for the instrument panel, centre console, air vents, shift knob and gear lever surround. In addition, the brand is offering a choice of exterior and interior styling packs. 2014 Aygo will be fitted with x-touch multimedia system, operated using a fully integrated seven-inch touchscreen. This system is the first to come with a rear view camera as standard.

Furthermore, the car is driven by the three-cylinder 1.0-litre engine, which produces 68 hp (51kW) at 6,000rpm and 95 Nm (70 lb-ft) at 4,300rpm. The combined cycle fuel consumption here is estimated at 68.8mpg, while the CO2 emissions to 95g/km.

The engine will be mated to a five-speed manual transmission or optional new x-shift-automated manual transmission that can be used in fully automatic mode, or with manual gear selection using paddle shifts or the shift lever itself.

2014 Toyota Aygo Technical Specifications:

ENGINE	New AYGO	New AYGO (with x-shift)
Type	1.0 VVT-i	1.0 VVT-i
Fuel Type	Petrol	Petrol
Valve mechanism	4-valve DOHC	4-valve DOHC
Displacement (cc)	998	998
Bore x Stroke (mm)	71 x 84	71 x 84
Compression ratio	11.5:1	11.5:1
Max. power (bhp) kW @ rpm	(68) 51 @ 6,000	(68) 51 @ 6,000
Max. torque (Nm/rpm)	95 @ 4,300	95 @ 4,300
BRAKES
Front discs (mm)	247 x 20	247 x 20
Rear drums (mm)	200	200
SUSPENSION
Front	MacPherson strut	MacPherson strut
Rear	Torsion beam	Torsion beam
TRANSMISSION
Type	M/T	MMT (x-shift)
PERFORMANCE
Max. speed (mph)	99	99
0-62 mph (sec)	14.2	15.5
FUEL CONSUMPTION (subject to final homologation)
Combined (mpg)	68.9	67.3
Fuel tank capacity (l)	35	35
CO2 EMISSIONS (subject to final homologation)
Combined (g/km)	95	97
VEHICLE WEIGHT
Curb weight (kg)	840 – 890	855 – 910
Gross vehicle weight (kg)	1,240	1,240
EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS
Length (mm)	3,455	3,455
Width (mm)	1,615	1,615
Height (mm)	1,460	1,460
Front overhang (mm)	675	675
Rear overhang (mm)	440	440
Wheelbase (mm)	2,340	2,340
Drag coefficient (Cd)	0.29	0.29
Wheel Size (in)	14 or 15	14 or 15
Tyre size	165/65R14 or 165/60R15	165/65R14 or 165/60R15
INTERIOR DIMENSIONS
Interior length*	1,630*	1,630*
Interior width*	1,250 (3-door) 1,300 (5-door)	1,250 (3-door) 1,300 (5-door)
Interior height	1,205 (normal) 1,155 (canvas top)	1,205 (normal) 1,155 (canvas top)
Couple distance	806	806
Luggage space (l)	168	168

Source: Toyota

March 4, 2014

Toyota Aygo Teased Ahead Of Official Geneva Reveal

A brand new Toyota Aygo will be born at this year’s Geneva Motor Show of 4th of March. The Japanese company has just released a teaser image and video of the upcoming new model, and has promised that it will deliver fun-to-drive character and individuality.

In fact, in the video below, the chief engineer of the new Aygo tells that his aims when designing the car were to make it expressive, different and to catch the European spirit. See and hear for yourself what he adds next to this.

The major European car-exhibit will also mark the European premiere of Toyota’s hydrogen-powered FCV Concept, as well as the FV2. The latter is a future mobility concept that explores new interactions between driver, car and environment.

FV2 concept shows brand’s vision for the future of vehicles. What is interesting about it is that it does not use a steering wheel. How it operates? The driver shifts their body to intuitively move the vehicle.

Source: Toyota

February 19, 2014
2012 Toyota AYGO+

The all-new 2012 Toyota AYGO+ will go on sale in Europe from the beginning of this spring. Now the brand has announced that the early spring 2012. The new “plus” grade will deliver wider choice of interior trims and in addition to the standard Black fabric seat finish, there will be also available an optional Black & Blue fabric or Black Alcantara® upholstery.

Furthermore, a special new 2012 AYGO+ Tobasco special edition will be also launched. It is available in Orange Spice, Black or Dark Grey body colors with eye-catching orange exterior mirrors and door handles. Moreover, the interior includes orange speedometer, air vent, door speaker and tachometer trim rings, and Black Alcantara® seats. As an option is available bespoke Dark Grey & Orange fabric upholstery.

2012 Toyota AYGO+

What is new here is the AM/FM/CD audio system, which has Bluetooth hands-free calling, portable music player connectivity and control, and a multi-language display. There is also an optional Connect navigation system, which combines practical features with a portable TomTom GPS system. In addition, one can immediately see the new AYGO’s stronger and more dynamic front design. It includes a large, trapezoidal grille and a widened front bumper. There are also integral foglamps and LED daytime running lights, which finish the Under Priority frontal signature of the vehicle.

More importantly, the car comes with a 5-speed manual gearbox or an optional MultiMode transmission with paddle shift control. The gearbox is mated to the 3-cylinder, 1.0 litre VVT-i petrol engine, which delivers excellent fuel-efficiency from just 4.3 l/100 km. Another highlight is that the vehicle emits just 99 g/km CO2 emissions.

Source: Toyota

March 21, 2012
2012 Toyota Aygo – Price £8 495

Toyota has announced the price list for the new 2012 Aygo starting from just £8495 for the entry level Aygo 1.0 VVT-i 3-door with 5-speed manual as the price is going up to £10950 for Aygo Fire 1.0 VVT-i 5-door plus AC.

As well as adopting the new “face” of Toyota’s latest generation of small cars, Aygo’s engine has been revised so that emissions drop below the 100g/km threshold, which means no annual road tax and no London congestion charge. At the same time owners can expect even more miles per gallon.

Leading the new range are the special Fire and Ice models: for Fire the focus is on sporty details, while for Ice the theme is comfort and on-board connectivity.

There is only one engine – 1.0-litre VVT-I petrol achieving 65.7 mpg and just 99 g/km of CO2.

Aygo Fire comes equipped with 14” alloys, front foglights and LED daytime running lights, rear privacy glass, leather steering wheel and gear knob trim and a rev counter. Owners can also ramp up the hotter look with a new Burnt Orange paint finish, with matching side protection mouldings and interior trim.

Price list – 2012 Toyota Aygo

Aygo Ice’s specification puts the emphasis on in car comfort, entertainment and connectivity, featuring air conditioning, Alcantara and leather trim, a more powerful four-speaker sound system that is DAB-ready, Bluetooth and a USB port for connecting digital music players.

An Xtraprotected Pack is available to prepare Aygo Fire and Aygo Ice inside and out for the scuffs and scrapes of everyday driving, with rear parking sensors, mud flaps, carpet mats, a rear bumper protection plate and side protection mouldings. For those wanting to add a few extra style flashes, Aygo Ice can be specified with a Style Pack offering rear chrome trim, aluminium scuff plates and a chrome exhaust pipe, or the Style Pack Plus with all of the aforementioned plus 14” alloy wheels.

Air conditioning can be specified as an option on Aygo+ and Aygo Fire, and metallic paint is available for all models apart from the entry level Aygo.

2012 Toyota Aygo Fire

Source: Toyota

February 21, 2012

Tag: Toyota Aygo

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Toyota Aygo x-press

Toyota Aygo x-style

Additional features and drivetrain system