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What would you like to know about this 2012 Toyota Aygo from Old Hay Car Sales?
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Is it a good buy? Assess the car’s age, 87,000 miles and likely reliability.
Is the price fair? Compare it with similar Toyota Aygos for sale.
MOT history — check previous MOT results and advisories using registration PY12 CZB.
Common problems — what to look out for before buying.
Running costs — fuel economy, road tax, insurance and maintenance.
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OLD HAY CAR SALES
TOYOTA AYGO 1.0 VVT-i x-cite EURO 5 5dr MANUAL
2014 (14) | 102,000 Miles | Petrol | Manual | Orange | ULEZ Compliant
A lovely example of this Toyota Aygo 1.0 VVT-i x-cite, showing 102,000 miles and offering an excellent combination of reliability, economy and low running costs.
This stylish and eye-catching Toyota Aygo is finished in orange and benefits from the popular x-cite specification, making it a great choice for both new and experienced drivers.
The 1.0 petrol engine is economical and easy to drive, paired with a manual gearbox. With its compact size, excellent fuel economy and low running costs, it makes an ideal first car, city car or daily commuter.
The practical 5-door design offers added convenience for passengers and makes everyday use easier, while its distinctive styling helps it stand out from the crowd.
Key features and benefits:
102,000 miles
ULEZ compliant
1.0 petrol engine
Manual gearbox
Toyota Aygo x-cite specification
5-door model
Eye-catching orange exterior
Excellent fuel economy
Economical and low running costs
Compact and easy to drive
Practical 5-door access
Ideal first car
Great city car or daily commuter
Vehicle registration: PF14 ZGA
Located at Old Hay Car Sales, Paddock Wood.
Viewing and test drives are available. Please call or message us today to arrange an appointment.
Part exchange considered.
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