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Looking for the Toyota Aygo price? Whether you’re eyeing a brand‑new model or scouting the market for a used ride, the Aygo remains a top choice for city driving in Europe. Its compact size, agile handling and efficient packaging make it a favourite among commuters, students and young families. This guide will walk you through the key specs, typical depreciation trends, and how a 2012 model stacks up against its rivals. By the end, you’ll know exactly what is a 2012 Toyota Aygo worth and how to compare it to similar budget cars.

• Model year: 2012‑present
• Engine: 0.8‑L 3‑cylinder three‑stroke petrol (78 hp), optional 1.0‑L 3‑cylinder (68 hp) in later generations
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 4‑speed automatic/MAT‑C automatic (2012‑2015) and later 6‑speed automatic in newer models
• Fuel type: Petrol (most common), with hybrid variants released in later series
• Dimensions: Length 3,410 mm; Width 1,645 mm; Height 1,485 mm; Wheelbase 2,470 mm
• Seating capacity: 5 (front bench for two, rear bench for three)
• Cargo space: 195 L behind rear seats; 870 L with rear seats folded
• Top speed: 133 km/h (100 mph) for the original 0.8‑L engine
• Fuel consumption: 4.1–4.5 L/100 km (combined drive)
• Weight: approx. 870 kg (dry weight)
• Safety features: Dual airbags, ABS, electronic brake‑force distribution (EBD), optional side‑impact airbags in higher trims
• Infotainment: 4‑inch screen, Bluetooth, 4‑USB ports, smartphone connectivity (Android Auto/iOS Tech‑Link)

With this specification snapshot, it’s easier to gauge the used Toyota Aygo price and how it compares. Above all, the Aygo was built for practicality and ease of use—fewer bells and whistles, fewer moving parts, and a straightforward price tag that rarely spikes.

Depreciation Insight

Cars generally lose value after purchase, and the Toyota Aygo is no exception. In the classic vehicle lifespan, the brand’s typical depreciation trajectory looks like this:

• First year: 15‑20% off retail value
• Two to three years: 30‑40% total loss compared to sticker price
• Five years: 50‑60% value can drop, depending on mileage and care
• After ten years: typically 70‑80% depreciation, often descending to twice the original privacy tax for an age 10 vehicle

For example, if you bought a 2012 Toyota Aygo for €12,000, you could expect it to trade for roughly €8,000 after three years, assuming minimal wear and a typical annual mileage of 12,000 km. These figures are averages and vary with local maintenance trends, safety updates and brand perception.

The Aygo’s robust build and low running costs help stall depreciation a bit. Toyota’s reputation for reliability tends to keep resale values above the average for similarly priced city cars. That said, compact cars in Europe—especially those not equipped with the latest safety or infotainment upgrades—often see steeper depreciation.

What Is a 2012 Toyota Aygo Worth?

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