Toyota Aygo Blue

lamb7994

Hi
I own a toyota aygo blue and love it. It suits me as i do mainly town driving.
The blue does come with central locking with the key as the remote.
Has bluetooth handsfree installed as well.
try visiting : http://toyotaownersclub.com/forums/index.php?showforum=78
as there's a forum where you can get the opinions of current owners.

feel free to ask if you have any question
James

goldspanners

hewhoisnotintheknow wrote: »

they are tinny and cheap because of the price, thats the whole point surely

exactly, you get what you pay for,its a basic car with a low price.
if you want mod cons then upgrade to something more expensive.

balsingh

i had one as a hire car .... it did 64mpg and I wasn't even trying!!!

Intergalactic_Floozie

I've got a Peugeot 107 (same car as the Aygo) and I bloody love it, its the best car I have ever owned!! (saying that, I went from an R reg Saxo to this 57 plate LOL). It's so economical, £35 per year road tax and I can get around 300 miles out of a full tank of petrol costing around £30 (worked out as the manual said when the petrol light starts flashing you get 40 miles left, and I had done 260 by the time it started flashing). I just love driving it, plus it looks really cute! Boot space is deceptive too, and I can get 8 bags of grocery shopping in the boot ,

only complaints I have is that it is only has 2 seat belts in the back (even though it says 5 seater - unless I am missing something?) and the glove compartment is a shelf rather than with a door that closes so there's nowhere to hide the rubbish you accumulate, but I have no regrets about buying it at all.

fedupwithcrap

Wife has a C1, had it from new in 2006.

Cheap car to run,insure and tax(£35)

Great town car and even I love driving it(and I am used a to a much larger car).........only in the dark though in case someone sees me...lol

Seriously though,if you are after a real economic car to drive then the C1.

Cost wise it starts with the C, then the Pug 107 and finally the Aygo. I think the C1 has quite a cheeky look to it though.

hewhoisnotintheknow

another thing to keep in mind when looking at these sorts of cars is tax is not everything, yes it may be cheap, but its not a massive saving!

lamb7994

Car tax will be £20 from april as well.

James

bungle4x4

great city car, bad everyday motorway car. in my opinion.

jeannieblue

Aygo - being Toyota, will hold its price better than the citroen and peugeot.

You get what you pay for, we have them as courtesy cars, most of the customers love them and think that they are good fun, they are very economical - no boot space tho.. basically, they are good value!

jeannieblue

bungle4x4 wrote: »

great city car, bad everyday motorway car. in my opinion.

But you wouldn't be buying one for alot of motorway driving......... but on saying that, they are well able to do motorway trips. If your job etc entailed lots of motorway journeys, then you would not be looking at an Aygo, surely.