Toyota Aygo | 1.0-litre | 64k Miles | Perfect First Time Car

This brilliant first time drivers’ car is low insurance group 02E with a 1.0-litre engine that is perfect for those who have just passed their test. It has been well looked after by its previous owners and the bright blue paintwork looks fantastic. It will be delivered to the new owner with a new 12-month MOT, a service and will come with a free three-month, 3,000 mile warranty.
DETAILS - This Toyota Aygo features the brilliant 1.0-litre VVT-i petrol engine that offers a heady 67bhp and fuel economy of an incredible 63mpg on the combined cycle. It is insurance group 02E and has a five-speed manual gearbox. Annual road tax is just £20 per year
SPEC - This Toyota has a CD radio media system with AM and FM radio,, air conditioning and electric front windows. It has 14-inch wheels, 12v power socket and driver and passenger airbags.
HISTORY - This car will be handed over to its new owner with a new 12-month MOT and three month warranty. Service records show it had services in 2010 at 7k, 2011 at 13k, 2012 at 18k, 2013 at 23k, 2014 at 29k, 2021 at 47k and in 2022 at 52k. The car has now overed 62k and will be serviced prior to hand over to the new owner.
MILES - This Toyota has covered around 62,862 miles from new. It was first registered in December 2009. It has had five owners.
CONDITION - The car is in good condition for its age and mileage with some marks that are in line with the age and mileage of the car. The interior is in good condition too.
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[@andypalin3287]

Ideal first car! 😀

[@UrbanNomad883]

These are more than 1st time cars, they're actually the perfect little workhorse. Go on any motorway and you'll often see a Citroen C1/ Peugeot 107 or Aygo in the outside lane. I've got the exact model, Aygo Blue (aircon & Bluetooth) model on a 2010 plate. Bought it as an ex staff car in 2012 and still own it today, along with a Qashqai.
The Aygo can hold 4 adults, not in comfort, but at least short journeys. The "boot" is obviously not big or that practical, although folding down the seats offers a surprisingly roomy load space.
The drive is the best part, which people who haven't driven an Aygo won't understand. It's pure old school joy, a simple 5 speed gearbox and non turbo engine (is that why it's so reliable?). Extracting the most out of the 3 cylinder engine and keeping up momentum is a real buzz.
As you mentioned, the whole ownership cost is bare bones minimal. I can testify to the Aygo being robust and reliable, cheap to own and puts fun back into driving. So much so that I grab the Aygo keys over the Qashqai, because I prefer the fun over comfort.

[@xx-----------xx873]

I always wonder why people buy these over the 9n3 Polo, the Polo is 20% more car in every way and is stil reliable. Simple stuff like adjustable headrests, space for a double din radio, a tacho lol

[@thomaslawrence4400]

i wouldn't say that the 3 cylinder 1.2 vw engine is reliable.. these aygos are cheaper to tax and insure thats why they are popular

[@zzhughesd]

@@thomaslawrence4400very correct. Aygo engine utmost reliable. 3 cyl Polo just isn’t. Chains ho

[@mrnikster6697]

also it's a fking vw, fk that