Toyota introduces the Aygo x-press and x-style

Next month will see the arrival of two new additions to Toyota's five-door Aygo range. Named x-press and x-style, the former has a vibrant look while the latter is more restrained.

Both feature 15” ten-spoke alloy wheels, rear privacy glass, automatic headlights and a reversing camera. Inside, their enhanced specifications include automatic air conditioning, the x-touch multimedia system, a body-colour instrument panel and black trim pieces.

The x-press – which comes with Bold Black, Electro Grey, Silver Splash or White Flash paintwork – gains a vivid red full-roof decal plus matching accents on the side sills, front bumper and rear diffuser.

Toyota Aygo x-press 5-Door (2017) Front Side

Alternatively, the x-style is offered in Bold Black, Deep Blue Buzz, Electro Grey, Red Pop, Silver Splash or White Flash. Contrast is provided by a grey or silver finish for the front 'X', A-pillar elements and rear diffuser.

Toyota Aygo x-style 5-Door (2017) Front Side

Prices for the Aygo x-press and x-style are identical, so they each cost £11,935 with a five-speed manual gearbox. Opting for an x-shift automated transmission instead would increase that figure by £700.

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