TOYOTA Aygo 3 doors 2009-2014 Photos, engines & full specs

The first generation of Aygo was unveiled at the Salon de L’Automobile in Geneva, 2005.

With the great success achieved over the years, Toyota decided it was time for a redesigned Aygo. Whoever thinks that a small city car should be only practical and economical should see the Aygo.

While matching the characteristics of a great city car, the Aygo had a very interesting design that appealed to the users.

From the front, the Aygo looked a little sporty with its fun aspect.

The Aygo came with a redesigned front grille and bumper. The front was extended by 10mm.

Inside, the Aygo offered great comfort and high quality materials were used throughout.

The Aygo was fitted with A 1.0-liter 3-cylinder engine, a gasoline powerplant that was developed to achieve great power, with great fuel consumption and reduced CO2 emissions.

The engine featured an all-aluminum construction which made it the lightest one available on the car market by that time - it weighed only 67 kg.

All Aygos came with a standard ESP.

Safety wise, the Aygo was equipped with the Toyota’s MICS (Minimal Intrusion Cabin System), a structure meant to reduce the risk on injuries if involved in an accident. Front airbags were standard and side and entry curtains were optional for every trim model.