^^^ No room for baby chair or kids booster seat.
Definitely no room for anyone behind the driver seat if I am the driver.
Definitely a cheap, single commuter vehicle.
Hmmm ... a turbo kit could make it fun to drive.
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^^^ No room for baby chair or kids booster seat.
Definitely no room for anyone behind the driver seat if I am the driver.
Definitely a cheap, single commuter vehicle.
Hmmm ... a turbo kit could make it fun to drive.
FiestaST
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Good reviews so far.
Car Mag prefers the new Aygo over the Up! even....
http://www.carmag.co.za/driving_impression/driven-toyota-aygo-10/
Car Mag prefers the new Aygo over the Up! even....
http://www.carmag.co.za/driving_impression/driven-toyota-aygo-10/
I can't imagine they were going for the family market with this car.
But there's so little room even for kids that I wonder why they even bothered putting seats in the back?
One can't really call it a four seater. It's a two seater with a shopping shelf behind the front seats.
Jet-Fighter7700
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Glass tailgate again like the Brio,
Wonder how safe that feature is, as in the Brio worried about rear accidents,
Wonder how safe that feature is, as in the Brio worried about rear accidents,
Drifter
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You can probably get from A to B faster if you walk, so this will be a good option for when it's raining or very cold.
FiestaST
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Car Mag in-depth comparison of the Angry Aygo vs the Up!
The Up! *just* beats it.
Impressive effort from Toyota though
The Up! *just* beats it.
Impressive effort from Toyota though
FiestaST
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over priced for a compact 1l car
FiestaST
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^ not really...actually for its looks & specs...relatively speaking it's quite good actually
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1.2 Hyundai i10 will smoke this
Jet-Fighter7700
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Really like this car,
every time I see the back of it looks like a Nissan leaf.
every time I see the back of it looks like a Nissan leaf.
FiestaST
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Yup
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Toyota Aygo X-Cite (2017) Specs & Price
The Toyota Aygo compact hatchback range has been expanded to now include a convertible version. Here are the specs and pricing for the new Toyota Aygo X-Cite.
Toyota's Aygo is a budget-friendly hatchback which was a finalist in the Cars Awards as we were impressed with its space and finish. The Aygo is the result of a three-way tie in with Peugeot and Citroen to build a compact city car. Peugeot has the 107 and Citroen has the C1, the latter being made available for sale in South Africa until the brand closed up shop. Interestingly the Citroen was sold right from the beginning with the option of the convertible roof, while the Aygo was not.
Finally, Toyota has seen a business case in offering its Aygo with a retractable roof and its called the Aygo X-Cite. Locally, the Toyota Aygo X-Cite is only available with a black canvas roof. This roof is factory fitted and electronically operated, and is a full-length retractable roof.
In terms of power delivery, the 1.0-litre petrol engine is mated to a manual gearbox. This X-Cite specification comes standard with 15-inch alloy wheels, LED daytime running lights, Vehicle Stability Control and four airbags.
Toyota Aygo X-Cite Price in South Africa (July 2017)
Aygo: R159 100
Aygo X-Cite Black: R161 500
Aygo X-Cite: R189 500
http://www.cars.co.za/motoring_news/toyota-aygo-x-cite-2017-specs--price/43656/
The Toyota Aygo compact hatchback range has been expanded to now include a convertible version. Here are the specs and pricing for the new Toyota Aygo X-Cite.
Toyota's Aygo is a budget-friendly hatchback which was a finalist in the Cars Awards as we were impressed with its space and finish. The Aygo is the result of a three-way tie in with Peugeot and Citroen to build a compact city car. Peugeot has the 107 and Citroen has the C1, the latter being made available for sale in South Africa until the brand closed up shop. Interestingly the Citroen was sold right from the beginning with the option of the convertible roof, while the Aygo was not.
Finally, Toyota has seen a business case in offering its Aygo with a retractable roof and its called the Aygo X-Cite. Locally, the Toyota Aygo X-Cite is only available with a black canvas roof. This roof is factory fitted and electronically operated, and is a full-length retractable roof.
In terms of power delivery, the 1.0-litre petrol engine is mated to a manual gearbox. This X-Cite specification comes standard with 15-inch alloy wheels, LED daytime running lights, Vehicle Stability Control and four airbags.
Toyota Aygo X-Cite Price in South Africa (July 2017)
Aygo: R159 100
Aygo X-Cite Black: R161 500
Aygo X-Cite: R189 500
http://www.cars.co.za/motoring_news/toyota-aygo-x-cite-2017-specs--price/43656/
Kloofvreter
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Still a fkn 1000cc :crylaugh:
Very interesting - just saw one the other day in a music video, and wondered why it wasn't available in SA!
TheChamp
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A 1l is fine on this one, what about the 1l 50kW Yaris at a cool R 199k?