2009 Toyota Aygo Facelift Revealed
Nip and tuck time for Toyota Aygo, to be officially revealed in Italy on December 4
By Thami Masemola
November 6, 2008 3:59 PM
Filed Under: Facelifts, Japanese, Toyota
Toyota Aygo is to be revealed after a mid-life facelift in the next few weeks in Bologna, Italy. The promise is to give it a series of exciting new changes in the exterior, further differentiating it from its competition. Aygo is also to benefit from Toyota's long-time commitment of cutting down emissions by getting Optimal Drive technologies.
The new 2009 Aygo being unveiled at the Bologna Motor Show (because Italy is the world's largest A-segment or ultra-small market) on December 4 is one of 13 new models planned for launch by the world's biggest automaker. And this is just in 2009. Such a number of new models is a great sign of confidence in the 2009 - 2010 market for Toyota, which itself hasn't been immune to the current slump in global vehicle sales.
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If PSA are going to keep using other people's cars (like the Mitsu Outlander), they're gonna have to get a lot better at restyling them not to look like they're wearing Halloween costumes.
this toyota looks just boring to me; the peugeot is, like all others, ridiculously over the top; and the citroen, despite not being actually pretty, is somewhat cute. more like a cartoon character than a halloween costume, i guess.
besides, one shouldn't take such tiny little things seriously, right?
Rear seat too small for me. Really only for children. Car is way too small for the US market.
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