Used Toyota Aygo cars for sale

Engines and transmissions

In the end, the Aygo was offered with one powertrain option that was efficient and provided enough power to get around town. A diesel option was available in older models.

Petrol

• 1.0-litre engine produces 68bhp to propel the small car from 0-62mph in 13.8 seconds.
• Top speed reaches 99mph, but most urban drivers rarely need to hit highway speeds.
• Efficiency is top-notch with Toyota claiming a maximum of 56.4mpg for the manual and 54.3mpg for the automatic.

Practicality

The Toyota Aygo provides reliable urban motoring, which is exactly what it was designed to do. This city car has a spacious cabin (considering its overall size) and provides modern features for an enjoyable driving experience.

Interior space

• Rear seat is better suited to children and smaller adults.
• Adjustable driver's seat available on all trims except the entry-level.
• Front seat headroom is plentiful.

Boot space

• 168-litre boot is rather small, but can fit a few bags of shopping.
• Back seats can be folded down for 806-litres of space.
• Tall boot lip makes it more difficult to load.

Bodystyles

• Three-door offers larger doors, making it easier to get in and out of the front.
• Five-door provides faster access to the back seats.

Safety

• 2017 Euro NCAP ratings gave the Aygo three stars.
• Hill-start assist comes as standard.
• Advanced safety features include lane departure alert and automatic emergency braking.

Technology

• Minimalistic centre console keeps technology to the basics.
• Touchscreen infotainment system includes connectivity for Android and Apple.
• Advanced technologies available on higher trim levels.

Toyota Aygo Quick Review

Pros

• Trusted brand and reliable engine
• Small dimensions make it easy to park
• Very manoeuvrable around town

Cons

• Striking looks won’t be to everyone’s taste
• Only offered with one low-powered engine
• Unresponsive automated transmission

3/5 rating

Read Our Toyota Aygo Review

Generations

Toyota worked with Citroen and Peugeot to design and manufacture this popular city car in 2005. The three manufacturers joined up in a cost-saving venture to create the same vehicle with different branding. From this collaboration was born the Toyota Aygo, along with the Citroen C1 and Peugeot 107. All three models were loved by urban drivers and those who wanted a cheap first car. After two generations and many changes, the Aygo was discontinued in 2022.

Second Generation (2014-2022)

The second lineup of Aygo was even bolder, with a more striking design. Created to be slightly longer than the previous generation, this Aygo offered additional front headroom even though the roof height was slightly lower. The new cabin also housed a funky interior with a 7-inch colour touchscreen infotainment in the centre of the dashboard.

A refresh occurred in 2018, adding LED light signatures, an upgraded X design on the front, slightly more power than previous variants, and an updated interior. The Safety Sense system also helped to keep occupants protected on the road thanks to active safety technologies.

First Generation (2005-2013)

From the onset, the Aygo offered a wide front grille with an all-glass hatch to give it a striking appearance. It was meant to be playful and every design element backed that up. Various special edition models were released, with different trim options and colours for better personalisation. The top of the lineup, the Platinum, was given luxury touches, such as leather upholstery.

Its small design didn't stop Toyota from including the top safety features. It was one of the safest in its class, with optional side and curtain airbags, traction control, vehicle stability control and Isofix rear child seat mounts.