Used Toyota Aygo X for sale

What types of used Toyota Aygo X cars are there?

The Toyota Aygo X is more of a city car than a crossover, but it has some of that off-road appeal that has become so popular in recent years. There’s even an optional canvas roof for that wind-in-your-hair feel.

Popular Toyota Aygo X trims

There are three trim levels to choose from, each adding more equipment and more upmarket styling, such as flashy alloy wheels.

> Toyota Aygo X Pure - entry-level Pure model with nine-inch infotainment system, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, and a reversing camera

> Toyota Aygo X Edge - mid-spec Edge option with upgraded alloy wheels, tinted windows and gloss black styling details

> Toyota Aygo X Exclusive - range-topping Exclusive with bigger 10.5-inch screen, wireless phone charger and keyless entry

Toyota Aygo X history

The Toyota Aygo X was introduced as a new model in 2022, but it’s seen as a successor to the Aygo, which was available from 2005, and in second-generation form from 2014.

> Toyota Aygo X (2022) - new SUV-inspired model launches, retaining the outgoing model’s distinctive ‘x’ design language

What features does the Toyota Aygo X have?

Every used Toyota Aygo X has alloy wheels, automatic headlights and high beams, air-con and adaptive cruise control.

You also get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard, though the screen size varies depending on trim level.

Higher trim levels add luxuries like keyless entry, LED headlights and even an upgraded JBL sound system.

Is the Toyota Aygo X reliable?

Toyota is known for building reliable cars and offers one of the best warranties in the business (up to 10 years with regular servicing).

The Aygo X makes for a dependable pick because it uses pretty simple mechanics, so there’s less to go wrong, and you get the renowned Toyota build quality.

How much does the Toyota Aygo X cost to run?

Toyota reckons you could get upwards of 50mpg from the 72hp 1.0-litre petrol engine in either manual or automatic, but we think 40-45mpg combined is more realistic.

Buying a used Toyota Aygo X also means cheap road tax, affordable insurance and reduced costs for consumables like tyres.

Who is the Toyota Aygo X suitable for?

Given its small engine, the Toyota Aygo X makes the most sense as a little runaround for towns and cities, but that’s not to say it can’t keep up with motorway traffic.

It’s appealing to young drivers and second-car owners because of its all-round affordability, and makes for a compelling alternative to cars like the Suzuki Ignis and Fiat Panda.