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Hey everyone,
I recently got the chance to drive the Toyota Aygo X (Undercover Edition). It is a compact SUV with a 1.0l 3 cylinder petrol engine and a 5 speed manual transmission. The car produces about 70bhp so it is not fast but it was fairly enjoyable to drive.
I wanted to share some photos of it as it is the smallest new Toyota offered in the UK currently. 2023 Toyota Aygo X
With the upcoming loss of the Mitsubishi Mirage in the under-20K category in the U.S., I think there might be a market, even if not a large one, for new vehicles of that price-class here in the U.S. Not everyone can afford 40K or even 30K for a new vehicle.
With the upcoming loss of the Mitsubishi Mirage in the under-20K category in the U.S., I think there might be a market, even if not a large one, for new vehicles of that price-class here in the U.S. Not everyone can afford 40K or even 30K for a new vehicle.
I agree! That's a big price-class that needs more vehicles. Many cars are considerably more expensive than they were a few years ago. I don't even bother looking at new cars anymore because they are so far out of my price range.
Isnt this thing the size of a wheel on an 18 wheeler? What big SUV loving American will buy this thing even if it's cheap? They would get a Corolla if they want the cheapest Toyota. If people complained that the Lexus UX is too small and cramped, this might as well be a 2 seater here in the U.S. It would make a great car for Ubering in the city and Uber Eats though.
Isnt this thing the size of a wheel on an 18 wheeler? What big SUV loving American will buy this thing even if it's cheap? They would get a Corolla if they want the cheapest Toyota. If people complained that the Lexus UX is too small and cramped, this might as well be a 2 seater here in the U.S. It would make a great car for Ubering in the city and Uber Eats though.
remember toyota sold the yaris and even the iQ under scion stateside!
remember toyota sold the yaris and even the iQ under scion stateside!
Yes and no one bought them. I dont remember the last time I saw a Yaris but I do see the rare occasional iQ. What was Toyota thinking when it decided it wanted to compete with the Smart Car.
@ThomasD94 hi,
Isn't this thing as large as a wheel on an 18-wheeler? Even if it’s affordable, who would choose this over larger SUVs? They’d likely opt for a Corolla if they want the most budget-friendly Toyota. If people find the Lexus UX too small and cramped, this might as well be a two-seater in the U.S. It could be an excellent option for city Uber drivers or Uber Eats delivery. NJMC-Direct
Toyota Aygo X
