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Toyota Aygo I recalls: manufacturer campaigns

3 documented manufacturer recalls: a defect acknowledged by the brand, fixed free of charge at a dealer, even on a used car.

manufacturer campaigns
3
of 3 versions affected
3

This guide has not been translated yet: it is shown in its original French version.

Is your version affected?

Find your engine (fuel type and power on the registration document): each row lists the campaigns that concern it. A recall often covers only a production period: only the vehicle identification number (VIN) settles it.

VersionRecalls
  • 1.0 VVT-i 68Petrol · 68 hp
  • 1.0 VVT-i 68 MMTPetrol · 68 hp
  • 1.4 D 55Diesel · 55 hp

Each campaign in detail

  1. Rappel : pédale d'accélérateur

    Manufacturer recall

    Le rappel le plus médiatisé concerne les Aygo fabriquées entre février 2005 et août 2009 : la pédale d'accélérateur pouvait rester coincée. Un contrôle est à effectuer (rappel Toyota de 2009-2010).

    Fixed free of charge by a dealer and not counted in the reliability score: ask for proof the work was done (invoice, or a VIN check at a dealer).

    Single source so far: to be confirmed.

    Versions
    1.0 VVT-i 68, 1.0 VVT-i 68 MMT, 1.4 D 55
    Onset
    not documented
    Repair
    not documented
  2. Rappel : tiges des amortisseurs avant

    Manufacturer recall

    En décembre 2014, un rappel vise les Aygo sorties d'usine entre septembre et novembre 2013 (469 modèles contrôlés) : un défaut des tiges de suspension avant peut les faire rompre et nuire à la tenue de route au freinage. Les deux amortisseurs avant sont remplacés.

    Fixed free of charge by a dealer and not counted in the reliability score: ask for proof the work was done (invoice, or a VIN check at a dealer).

    Versions
    1.0 VVT-i 68, 1.0 VVT-i 68 MMT, 1.4 D 55
    Onset
    not documented
    Repair
    not documented
  3. Rappel : vis de fixation des roues (mai 2009)

    Manufacturer recall

    En juillet 2009, un rappel concerne les exemplaires fabriqués entre le 19 et le 26 mai 2009 : le taraudage des vis de fixation des roues risque de se détériorer. Caradisiac ne compte que 3 Toyota Aygo concernées.

    Fixed free of charge by a dealer and not counted in the reliability score: ask for proof the work was done (invoice, or a VIN check at a dealer).

    Single source so far: to be confirmed.

    Versions
    1.0 VVT-i 68, 1.0 VVT-i 68 MMT, 1.4 D 55
    Onset
    not documented
    Repair
    not documented

Checking that a recall was done

  1. Note the vehicle identification number (VIN): box E of the French registration certificate.
  2. Ask a dealer of the brand whether each campaign was carried out on this VIN: the check and the repair are free.
  3. Ask the seller for the invoice or dealer certificate for each recall.

Where to check online

Recalls of rival models

The same data for the alternatives suggested in the guide.

ModelRecallsKnown faultsReliability
Citroën C1 II033.5/5
Toyota Aygo II124.0/5
Toyota Yaris II024.5/5
Kia Picanto III115.0/5
Fiat Panda III043.0/5
Volkswagen Up! I124.0/5

Recall FAQ

How many recalls has the Toyota Aygo I had?

We have documented 3 manufacturer recalls for the Toyota Aygo I: Rappel : pédale d'accélérateur ; Rappel : tiges des amortisseurs avant ; Rappel : vis de fixation des roues (mai 2009).

Which versions of the Toyota Aygo I are affected?

Every version in our guides is affected by at least one campaign.

How do I know whether the recalls were done on a used Toyota Aygo I?

Note the vehicle identification number (VIN): box E of the French registration certificate. Ask a dealer of the brand whether each campaign was carried out on this VIN: the check and the repair are free. Ask the seller for the invoice or dealer certificate for each recall.

Do I have to pay for a recall?

No: a manufacturer recall is fixed free of charge by the brand's dealer network, even on a used car bought privately, as long as the campaign is open.

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