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Looking for a replacement for Toyota Aygo
I will be replacing my Toyota Aygo soon and I want to buy something that's bigger and has a better specification. Ideally, I want a five door car that’s economical and has rear-wheel drive. It must also have leather seats and heated windscreen.
Asked on 5 December 2012 by JK, Daventry
Answered by
Honest John
No such thing as a small RWD (except for the Suzuki Jimny). But the next generation Aygo type of car is the Volkswagen Up!, SEAT Mii and Skoda Citygo. And, of course, the FIAT Panda. Meanwhile, the Aygo itself has had a facelift and a belt tightening. It is also now under 100g/kn CO2.
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