
The Toyota Aygo is a compact city car that was sold new in the UK from 2005 until 2022, when it was replaced by the larger, crossover-styled Aygo X. Developed jointly with Citroen and Peugeot (as the C1 and 107/108), the Aygo shared its platform and engines with these French-built siblings but was marketed through Toyota's dealer network. The first generation (2005 to 2014) was offered mainly as a three-door, while the second generation (2014 to 2022) switched to a five-door-only line-up with a reworked front end echoing Toyota's wider design language. Power always came from a small three-cylinder petrol engine, paired with a manual or automated manual gearbox depending on trim and year. Popular with first-time drivers, young families needing a second car, and anyone wanting low running costs, the Aygo remains a common sight on UK roads and is widely available on the used market in a range of trims and limited special editions.
The Toyota Aygo is sold in the UK with the following powertrain options across its current and recent model years:
Below are common inspection items that owners and technicians often pay attention to on the Toyota Aygo. These align with standard DVSA MOT criteria. Every individual vehicle is different, and the MOT history of a specific car can be checked on gov.uk using its registration plate.
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