New toyota aygo

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It's like you posted this just make me cry at how I can't afford one.

Heh, but seriously, it's AMAZING that all 3 of the cars still have the same interior and performance, yet the outsides now look so vastly different!

Looks sexy, looks like a baby RunX with angry eyebrows.


Hey, this was posted June, why don't we sell them here in SA yet??
 
It's like you posted this just make me cry at how I can't afford one.

Heh, but seriously, it's AMAZING that all 3 of the cars still have the same interior and performance, yet the outsides now look so vastly different!

Looks sexy, looks like a baby RunX with angry eyebrows.


Hey, this was posted June, why don't we sell them here in SA yet??

Probably because we have the etios.
 
Probably because we have the etios.

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The front of that car looks like a baby Predator trying to sniff a butthole.

Do. Not. Want.
 
I wonder if they gonna bring a "cross" model to SA, like they did with the Etios *barf
 
Aygo: Ay, it only goes when thrown down a mineshaft...
 
When R150k is consider cheap... that is when you need to reach for the hammer and a nail and do a prince Albert DIY.
 
Toyota SA adds canvas-topped Aygo to local range

Toyota South Africa Motors has added a new canvas-topped derivative to its local Aygo range.

The third variant in the line-up, the Aygo X-Cite features a large, black canvas roof that stretches all the way back to the C-pillar.

Priced at R189 500, the X-Cite derivative is the new flagship of the range, commanding a R28 000 premium over the standard X-Play Black (the base Aygo costs R2 400 less than that).

In addition to its canvas roof, the X-Cite model furthermore gains a raft of added standard equipment, including 15-inch alloys (the other two derivatives run on 14-inch steelies), tilt adjustment for the steering, a rear foglamp, daytime running lights, two extra airbags (for a total of six), hill-start assist, stability control and an uprated audio system. A service plan, however, is still optional.

As with all local Aygo models, the X-Cite is powered by a naturally aspirated 1,0-litre three-cylinder petrol engine, sending 51 kW and 95 N.m to the front wheels via a five-speed manual gearbox.

http://www.carmag.co.za/news_post/toyota-sa-adds-canvas-topped-aygo-to-local-range/

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In my order the best small set of wheels are:

1) Up!
2) Ignis
3) New Picanto
4) Aygo
5) Karl (5th as it's not offered locally)


Personally Brio is prob a number 15) or so.
 
I guess because of the glass tailgate guess it's one of those things others love it others hate it.
 
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