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2007 Toyota Aygo reviews
Toyota Aygo reviews by year of make: 2007 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Read all reviews
The Toyota AYGO - the city car built for the urban playground. With performance credentials as solid as the tarmac it thrives on, AYGO is loaded with sporty charm.
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Phil MacMann, Scotland
Toyota Aygo 2007
Am I the ONLY one here that does NOT have a leaky Aygo? Okay, this is a budget car, and I understand why I bought this car. It’s only got one boot strut, no light switch for the passenger side, and no sun roof. Its a cheap car, and thats why I bought it, and the MPGs. All in all this car if far better than my Peuegot 106. My Aygo is cheap to tax, it’s only £20 a year, and that means I can use the car less and do not have to worry about having to pay £120 a year for my Peuegot. My Aygo is cheeky, its fun to drive, cheap on the petrol, and have to fill her up, and spend time at the pumps than I ever did with the Peuegot. Most of ALL. My Aygo does NOT LEAK!
Submitted: 27/05/2010 08:05:41
Kirstie Flood, Somerset
Toyota Aygo 2007
My car is just about 3 years old. It has done a mere 17,000 miles. Up to date it has had new gear cables and rear leaking wheel cylnders fixed on the warranty, rear and front brake pads and discs and 2 new tyres. As a previous reviewee stated I bought this car because it was supposed to be economical to drive, and I have to say I have enjoyed driving it, but the time has come to sell it. I want and need a reliable and economical car, and these toyota aygo’s certainly appear not to be that. You forfeit what you save on insurance, road tax and petrol on the garage bills when it goes wrong. I will not be buying a toyota again, I have never had so many things go wrong with a car in a short time ever.
Submitted: 26/05/2010 22:25:41
Eddie Horrocks, Lancashire
Toyota Aygo 2007
I bought a Toyota Aygo black about a month ago and I’ve had no problems with it whatsoever. I bought it from Vantage Toyota in Blackburn. I do about 450 miles a week, going to work and back, mostly on motorways and I get about 56 mpg which I’m happy about. I have had no leaks or anything going wrong with it yet. I have had other Toyota cars and this one is the best so far. So, well done Toyota, I would buy another one. The car is a 2007 model with 4500 miles on the clock.
Submitted: 15/04/2010 14:50:28
Daisy, Yorkshire
Toyota Aygo 2007
Bought Aygo (2007 model) in 2009. Kept saying that it smelt damp, but put down to the bad way in which the heating system clears the windscreen and that the windows are wet on the inside the majority of the time. Got in the back of the car the other week and guess what? Squelch, the floor was sodden. Taken car straight back to dealers and asked how that much water could be getting in the car. Mechanic said that it is a common fault it will be the door seal, "Said door seal looks fine, not corroded or anything" He just said he knows it is a common fault on this car. "THEN WHY DON’T TOYOTA DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT?" I can’t afford a new car. Had to trade Vauxhall in due to common faults! Are we all just being ripped off?
Submitted: 09/03/2010 20:15:48
Mike Penny, Perthshire
Toyota Aygo 2007
Mine leaks as does my next door neighbours and my friends went back to the dealer within 10 days of getting it. I have heard of the leaks comming from door seals, rear high vis light, dirt caught in rear windscreen seal, faulty or missing rubber seals in boot and under rear passenger carpet. My advice and it wont be everyones cup of tea(Toyota warranty is not worth the paper its printed on) Clean and remove the rubber seals then refit with a touch of silicone on them. Same for door seals and the high vis tail light. Buy some febreeze for the stink...
Submitted: 29/01/2010 19:05:51
Lucy Sidaway, Worcestershire
Toyota Aygo 2007
I am experiencing the same condensation problem. Water on the inside of the windscreen and in the cold weather, the whole windscreen freezes on the inside. I have taken it in 3 times, since I bought it from new. I had the door seals replaced and they did some humidity tests to say the car was dry inside. But its still not resolved. I am going to write to the manager of the dealership, Toyota’s HQ and trading standards after reading these reviews. Very disappointed.
Submitted: 19/01/2010 14:23:08
Gary, England
Toyota Aygo 1.0 Black 5dr 2007
Had this car three years and as far as "doing what it says on the can" is concerned I’d say it was the best car I’ve ever had. Reliability has been faultless. I’ve had Renaults and Vauxhalls in the past and this is my first Toyota and whilst the former were reliable they always felt like something could go wrong at any time where as my Aygo is rock solid. I am most amazed by the performance as it seems to have long gears and the guts to pull them where as most small cars require constant gear changes to keep them moving. It is very nippy and nimble and I am most often being held up by slower cars in front. I’ve taken it on holiday and after a long trip I didn’t have single ache or pain and neither did my passenger. It is definitely comfortable and relaxing to drive. Fuel consumption is excellent so no complaints there. The boot is a bit small but I expect that with a small car and with the 5dr I can chuck stuff on the back seats. I wish I had bought the option glove box cover though. Such a small piece of plastic should surely be included in the price. Dealers have been great. Highly recommended car and I will either get another Aygo or a Yaris in the next couple of months.
Submitted: 14/01/2010 21:57:31
Louise Cavill, England
Toyota Aygo Aygo Blue 2007
Just been into the garage for the second time. Water ingress yet again first time was hinges on rear door this time leaking through sockets on back door. Ices up inside when cold - Stone Age. Continental tyres have only done 7500 miles and wearing out very little use left. To get these sorted and checked by Continental I have to pay for two replacements first. Rear back tyre unevenly worn must be a car fault that one. Would never recommend one to anyone. Toyota dealership not what I would expect with Japanese car. Very disappointed. Was thinking of changing for a Yaris but will steer clear of Toyota I think.
Submitted: 09/01/2009 11:20:12
Dawn Evans, Cheshire
Toyota Aygo Aygo Black 2007
I purchased my brand new Toyota Aygo Black in December 2007. I needed a small, economical to run car, no frills but reliable. The Aygo fitted the description perfectly. I loved the look of the Aygo Black and the interior was far superior to the VW Fox which was my other option. However 4 weeks after purchase the problems began! The screeching noise from the brakes was deafening, the front passenger door creaked loudly and dropped slightly when opening and I was sure it was leaking in rain. On returning it to the dealership I was told that I had worn out all 4 brake pads (I had done 300 miles!) and that there was nothing wrong with the door but they had oiled it anyway. Months passed and new faults began to emerge! The glove box door falls open every time I go over a bump, both doors leak and recently when I went to a hand car wash we got so wet sat inside the car that the guy with the pressure hose give us a towel to dry off! Returning the car again to the dealer they replaced the glove box door and told me there was nothing wrong with the door seals and not to use a pressure washer on it again! The new glove box door is even worse than the old and I now have a puddle of rainwater in each foot well. The gear box is sloppy and sometimes dangerous and the mpg advertised can only be achieved if you never exceed 30mph! All in all very disappointed. Since purchase I have read many similar reviews. Shocking that Toyota aren’t doing something about this.
Submitted: 28/10/2008 11:15:33
Cathy Howells, Caerphilly
Toyota Aygo 1.0 Aygo 2007
A spirited car that couldn’t be cheaper to insure. The fuel economy is brilliant (50+) and the car is well constructed and has a good solid feel to it. The doors also close with a nice clunky feel that I love. This is a perfect first car and ideal for town and city driving, it’s OK on the motorway but does feel a little out of its depth.
Submitted: 07/05/2008 15:55:52
Joan Shepherd, Newport
Toyota Aygo Blue 2007
The best car I have ever bought, just the right amount of room for my shopping and good on the motorway too!
Submitted: 11/03/2008 09:28:41
Sandra Waugh, Lanarkshire
Toyota Aygo 2007
Bought Aygo Blue June 2007. Great on fuel and lovely to drive. Not bad size inside ideal for myself and my two grandchildren. Unfortunately, this car has been in and out for repair on 3 separate occasions. There was more ice and condensation inside the car than outside the car. I have also had to have my window fixed as it would not go back up, also had to have glove compartment fixed as this would not stay closed and also had to have gear knob fixed as this was turning around every time you changed gear. I love my Aygo but unfortunately I seem to have purchased a badly manufactured Aygo. Not sure if anyone else encountered same problems.
Submitted: 03/03/2008 11:48:44
Connor Smyth, County Down
Toyota Aygo 2007
Great little car.....fuel economy is astonishing! The car is nicely styled. I have the black sport version with allows, body kit and spoiler and it looks great. Although it only has a 1.0 litre and only gives 97bhp, its acceleration is surprisingly very good. It is quick and nippy, and great on motorways as well. Great car, cheap, quality and brilliant!
Submitted: 28/01/2008 16:00:54
Peter Watson, Lancashire
Toyota Aygo + 2007
This AYGO + is one hell of a little car. Good on fuel and quite a comfortable ride. The service package that you can take out with your local Toyota dealer for around £11 per month for up to 5 years of servicing is quite a bargain as well. Good seat for driving in and I get no back ache after 300 miles of non stop driving. Also thrown in is a nice throaty little sporty roar from the exhaust system. Where ever AYGO it go’s. Could nit pick but with road tax of £35 per year and low insurance. Well say no more. PS. I am 63 and still like a little thrill now and again.
Submitted: 02/11/2007 17:07:13
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