Used Toyota Aygo Cars For Sale

Buying a new car’s always an exciting time. Whether you’re simply looking or ready for a test drive, it’s great fun to pour through used car listings and check out the various options available to you. At Exchange and Mart we make it really easy too – so start your search today with our handy filters on the left-hand-side.

Whether you’re looking for a city runaround, large SUV for the family or even a sporty model, you’ll find everything with us. By looking at the various cars for sale in your area, you’ll get a much better idea of what’s up for grabs and can take one step closer to owning your next vehicle.

Speaking of city cars, there are few to match the excellence of the Toyota Aygo. With striking looks and a fun to drive nature, we’re sure it’s just the right fit for motorists all over the country – a statement backed up by the huge numbers that sell every year. 

There are a few great features to consider with the Aygo, including its lively engine, bold styling and agile handling – making it the perfect companion for driving in urban areas. The Aygo has benefitted from a wealth of upgrades over the years too and topples its rivals in every department.

So, if you’re looking for a new car, why not a used Toyota Aygo. Start your journey today, using the filters on the left to narrow down your options – whether it’s the postcode, mileage or even your budget. You’ll then have the best matching models to choose from and can quickly choose the used Toyota Aygo that matches your expectations.

Why buy a used Toyota Aygo with Exchange and Mart?

The second generation version of Toyota's Aygo citycar launched in 2014 proved to be a little more efficient, a little more hi-tech and a little more fun to drive than its predecessor. Plus it offered a whole host of personalisation options. This was - and is - in the brand's own words, 'a car you could be proud of'. It certainly has a lot more of its own identity in MK2 guise. Let's check it out as a used buy.

About the Toyota Aygo

At first glance, it would be entirely understandable if you felt that this second Aygo interpretation was a case of style over substance. The wheelbase is the same as the MK1 model, you still find a 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol engine beneath the bonnet and the basic handling dynamics are little changed. Even the interior accommodation is much the same.Despite all of that though, there's no doubt that the updates that created this second generation Aygo really brought it into contention in this segment. The cabin feels far more modern than that of the previous design, the clever x-touch infotainment system is a must-have and it's hard to think of a bolder, more progressive-looking citycar from the 2014-2017 era. Yes, it's a design that still might disappoint in terms of total space. And the improved handling still doesn't quite hit the class benchmark. But it's versatile and fun to drive enough for these things not to put you off imagining one in your mental driveway.From being forgettable, the Aygo is in this form genuinely likeable - and there's a world of difference between those two attributes. You could imagine caring about this Toyota - feeling a genuine sense of pride in ownership. If that was Toyota's aim, then the mission was accomplished here.