2019 New Toyota Aygo resembles a modest Darth Vader

The littlest Toyota we're comfortable with in the United States is the quickly maturing Yaris, yet in the expressions of Jedi ace Yoda, "there is another," and it's littler. It's an European-showcase Toyota called the Aygo, and the Japanese automaker has uncovered a refreshed adaptation that looks to some extent like another Star Wars character, Darth Vader. Considerably more so than the 2018 Mustang, which Ford said was incompletely roused by the scandalous Sith master. 

The likeness is all in the front grille. It's an indistinguishable sort of triangular shape from the mouth segment of Vader's protective cap. It likewise has mist lights in each corner, similar to the silver accents of the protective cap. Indeed, even the Toyota identification at the best matches the silver hover around the nose area of Vader's headgear. While the same could be said for the past rendition, the evacuation of the dark decals that extended upward from the grille appears to put more accentuation on the huge lower triangle.

Among the genuine contrasts amongst this and the old model, other than the marginally reshaped grille, are headlights that are significantly more extensive, and minimal triangular grilles straightforwardly beneath every one of them. These new grilles provoked one of our editors to state it makes the Aygo resemble a chipmunk with two bruised eyes. At the back, the main significant change is in the taillights, which now have a crisscrossing LED light strip like what you'll discover on a Toyota Prius. 

Toyota likewise guarantees a couple of mechanical upgrades. The organization included more stable assimilation materials all through the auto to make it calmer and more refined. It additionally knock up the energy of the minor 1.0-liter three-barrel. It goes to 71 pull from 68, however torque plunges by 1 pound-foot to 69. This enables it to hit 62 mph in a guaranteed, sit tight for it (no, extremely), 13.8 seconds. 

Do we wish we got the Aygo here? Er, not by any stretch of the imagination. It's too little and too moderate. In spite of the fact that an all dark one would likely be a good time for taking to San Diego Comic Con as a major aspect of an outfit.