Used models are good value too, and make a fantastic first car because the small 1.0-litre engines are cheap to insure. The small engines also mean fuel economy is impressive, so running costs overall are really low. The Aygo should be a reliable car, too.

Is a Toyota Aygo a reliable car?

The Aygo shares the top spot with the Skoda Citigo in the value and small car category of our reliability survey. It scored a perfect 100%, with owners reporting no faults at all in cars up to three years old. Toyota as a brand always finishes highly in reliability and customer satisfaction surveys.

What problems does a Toyota Aygo have?

Toyota Aygo Common Problems and Solutions

  • Aygo Won’t Start. Problem:
  • Exhaust problems. Problem:
  • Clutch failure. Problem:
  • Front brake discs corroding. Problem:
  • Water leaks in footwells and boot area. Problem:
  • Airbag warning light. Problem:
  • Loss of Steering. Problem:
  • Fuel Tank Leak. Problem:

Are Toyota Aygos small?

The Toyota Aygo is only a small car, but there’s plenty of space in the front seats for tall adults to get comfortable.

How many miles will a Toyota Aygo last?

The Toyota Aygo comes with a five-year warranty – and a 100,000 mileage limit – that will bring valuable piece of mind to anyone considering holding onto their car for a while. The offer beats the Citroen C1 and Peugeot 108 by two years, in spite of the fact they’re built in the same plant.

Is a Toyota Aygo cheap to insure?

Toyota Aygo Among the small city cars listed here, the Aygo is the most expensive to insure for both sample drivers. However, the price of the car is relatively cheap and that’s before the discounts you can get on the model.

What is the most reliable small car in the UK?

According to the 2020 HonestJohn.co.uk Satisfaction Index, the most reliable small car is the last-generation Toyota Yaris. The popular little hatchback, which was sold with hybrid power, is rated exceptionally highly by owners for its unbeatable reliability.

Is the Toyota Aygo a good car?

The Toyota Aygo is relatively cheap to buy, very cheap to insure and has enough style to appeal to the iPod generation. The Aygo drives and handles reasonably well, as long as you don’t push it too hard when cornering. The ride is firm, but it shouldn’t upset occupants too much.

How good is the Aygo at running costs?

The Aygo’s running costs are more impressive. With CO2 emissions of 93g/km, it’ll make a cheap company car, and the official WLTP combined fuel economy is a competitive 57.7mpg. Expect to achieve around 50mpg with relative ease in the real world. Entry-level X-Play trim is all you need.

How many trim levels does the Toyota Aygo come in?

Toyota doesn’t take all your choices away, though; there are five trim levels and a wealth of colour combinations to choose from. So, is the Aygo one of the better value cars to go for?

Does the Toyota Aygo have a JBL?

Toyota also frequently adds special editions to the Aygo range, the latest being the grey ‘n’ orange JBL Edition which you see here. It’s two grand more than a basic Aygo and comes with a whopping great stereo (by tiddly car standards…) thrown in, among other options.