Toyota Aygo Mk 2's are they worth the money?

Ixon

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Been looking on Auto Trader for a little reliable runabout on a 20 plate the Aygo seems to fit that bill, but by the looks of it they seem overpriced at around 10k+ for a decent one with low mileage on a 20 plate.
Are these Aygo's worth the money the dealers are currently asking for them?
 
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Never been a fan of the smart cars they are bit to quirky for me, I'm downsizing from a 15 plate Focus because since the Wife got her C1, there is not enough room on the drive to fit 2 cars.

An Aygo or Picanto or any other small city car would fit easily.
 
What do you think of this one kinda like the orange gives it a sporty look,also the Toyota Dealer is less than a mile away from me.

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Well i got an Aygo :) picking it up either Thursday or Friday, ended up spending a little more than 10k and getting a 71 plate Aygo with just under 11k on the clock & in absolutely perfect condition inside and out, on the test drive it didn't feel any slower than my old Fiesta which was also slow :P I also manage to sell the Fiesta privately & lost just 700 quid on it from when i originally bought it back in 2017.



The only thing I'm disappointed about is the road tax on it I thought it be 20 quid max, It turns out that not the case anymore & is now more expensive to tax than my old 1.25 15 plate Fiesta. :/
Wife car being an old 11 plate Citroen C1 is about £20, but i think the tax on it goes upto £180 next year which she not happy about.

Overall very happy with my car purchase just hope it gives me years of reliability like my Fiesta did.
 
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