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This is the Toyota Aygo Crazy. This is not, contrary to appearance, the work of an over-ambitious Dagenham teenager with ready access to the Halfords catalogue and a glue gun. No, this is an official Toyota concept.
Toyota describes the Aygo Crazy as 'a unique machine that has been developed from the start to deliver no-holds-barred maximum driving pleasure'.
It is, in other words, no idle bodykit: this pumped up Aygo is fitted with a 1.8-litre VVTi petrol engine developing 197bhp - that's Civic Type R power in something approximately the size of a shoe.
You'll have spotted the massive carbon fibre rear wing and over-inflated arches sitting over 17-inch alloys, and the Aygo is similarly unsubtle on the inside: full roll cage, four-point safety harnesses... oh, and a complete lack of any driver aids. Aygo sideways.
Toyota says that the Aygo Crazy is a one-off model, and that there are no plans to put it into production. Is it wrong that we really want them to build it?
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Robster commented on this article
at 08:29 pm on 01 March 2009
that has crazy amounts of coolness, if they put it into production and if i could aford it and i was old enuf to drive
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