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Aston Martin Cygnet (nee Toyota iQ) to hit European city streets next year?

Most of us would be willing to kill for the opportunity to have an Aston Martin as our daily commuter. (Then again, most of us here at Autoblog are writers and don't commute much of anywhere). But the British purveyor of luxury GTs figures some of its customers – those based in major European metropolitan centers like London and Paris, for example – could use something a little more compact for driving into the city. Hence the Cygnet, which as you may recall is essentially a Toyota iQ with some Aston touches. News of the ... Read more →

Aston Martin Cygnet to offer "no compromises" luxury interior Jeremy Korzeniewski

We're still not sure what to think about Aston Martin's foray into microcar territory with its Cygnet concept, which is based heavily on the diminutive Toyota iQ. In reality, the supercar-spec ...

REPORT: Toyota iQ to underpin smartly dressed Aston Martin Cygnet Frank Filipponio

Even supercar and luxury GT makers are finally starting to think green. Bentley is trying out E85 and possibly working on a hybrid. Same goes for Ferrari. Lamborghini is even adopting solar ...

Aston Martin Cygnet (nee Toyota iQ) to hit European city streets next year? 1 month ago on Autoblog Green

Most of us would be willing to kill for the opportunity to have an Aston Martin as our daily commuter. (Then again, most of us here at Autoblog are writers and don't commute much of anywhere). But the British purveyor of luxury GTs figures some of its customers – those based in major ...

Aston Martin Cygnet to offer "no compromises" luxury interior 4 months ago on Autoblog Green

We're still not sure what to think about Aston Martin's foray into microcar territory with its Cygnet concept, which is based heavily on the diminutive Toyota iQ. In reality, the supercar-spec front fascia treatment doesn't look all that bad when applied to the Japanese runabout, but there are ...

REPORT: Toyota iQ to underpin smartly dressed Aston Martin Cygnet 4 months ago on Autoblog Green

Even supercar and luxury GT makers are finally starting to think green. Bentley is trying out E85 and possibly working on a hybrid. Same goes for Ferrari. Lamborghini is even adopting solar power, at least for its factory. The latest premium brand to step to the plate is Aston Martin. Sure, the ...


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