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Aston Martin Cygnet Concept
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| Aston Martin Cygnet Concept | |
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| Aston Martin | |
| aka | Toyota iQ |
| Introduction | 2009 |
| Class | Concept Car |
| Body Style | 2 dr Coupe |
| Length | 2980 mm |
| Width | Width - type here |
| Height | Height - type here |
| Wheelbase | wheelbase - type here |
| Weight | 800 kg |
| Transmission | transmission + drive |
| Engine | 1 litre 3 cylinder 1.3 litre 4 cylinder |
| Power | 1 Litre
50 kW @ N/A rpm 1.3 Litre 72 kW @ N/A rpm |
| Similar | similar (competition) |
| Designer | Designer (lead designer if it was a team effort) |
The Aston Martin Cygnet is a concept car made by Aston Martin with a joint venture with Toyota in response to tougher emission standards in Europe. The Cygnet is based on the iQ with an emphasis on luxury.
See Wikicars' comprehensive Aston Martin Cygnet Concept Review.
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Criticisms
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Design quirks and oddities
The lowest fuel consumption is 4.3L/100 km along with 99 g/km of emissions
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See Also
External Links
- REPORT: Aston Martin Cygnet adds a smart set of clothes to the Toyota iQ
- Aston Martin Partners With Toyota On Cygnet City Car Concept
- Aston Martin shows off completed Cygnet, Euro sales in 2010
- Aston Martin Cygnet: First Official Photos of Toyota iQ-Based Mini, Goes on Sale in 2010
- Aston Martin Shows Cygnet in Geneva, Wants Kids to Know it's What's on the Outside that Counts
