Toyota designers were literally allowed to go crazy with their latest concept due to debut at the British International Motor Show in July. It is an Aygo, but not like any Aygo you have seen before. The radical sport design slant sees the baby Toyota get a 197bhp-producing, 1.8-litre VVTI engine, which was formerly used in models such as the Celica and MR2. This is rear mounted and turbo-charged, powering the rear wheels to some impressive performance figures, helped by the lightweight of the car. The Aygo Crazy (as it is appropriately called) is capable of 0-62mph in 5.75 seconds and can reach 127mph.

Outside the Crazy features 17” alloys rims and custom paintwork. Meanwhile safety features do not extend to any electronic driving aids, but do include a rally style roll cage and safety harness.