Recently Toyota raided the merger bins of Suzuki to create the new Toyota Starlet hatchback to replace the Etios. The Starlet has already sold more than 1,000 units in SA since its introduction a little more than two months ago.

Now the Japanese brand has launched another new model procured through its other partner, Daihatsu. The Japanese small car specialist is a subsidiary of Toyota and has donated its five-door Ayla for Toyota to create the Agya, which is a replacement of the Aygo as the cheapest Toyota in SA...

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