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Is the Toyota Agya expensive to repair?

We list the estimated price for some of the more common replacement parts, should you need to repair your Toyota Agya.

Buying a Car3 min read

Now, whether you are searching for your first car or want to scale down to a smaller vehicle, the Toyota Agya could just be what you are looking for. The Agya with its 1.0-litre, 3-cylinder petrol motor which has a claimed average fuel consumption of either 4.8 L / 100 km in the manual configuration or 4.9 L / 100 km in the automatic, will make for a good city runabout for students, young professionals or just anyone that wants to scale down and have practicality and frugality of a model this size. 

But perhaps you are a bit hesitant to purchase one as you might not know what replacement parts on the compact model will cost. Here we list the estimated price of more common parts that might need replacement after an accident so that you can search for new or used Toyota Agya models on Autotrader with more knowledge and confidence. Remember that if you need to sell your car quickly to help fund your Toyota Agya, why not try our Instant Offer tool here?

 

Related: Toyota Agya (2020) Review: The sophisticated starter-car

 

Parts pricing

We have scoured every source we have on the latest parts pricing for the Toyota Agya. However, the most recent we could find is in the 2021 AA Spare Parts Pricing Guide. Thus, you should note that the pricing listed below will have changed slightly since the report was released, but should still serve as a good estimation of what you can expect to pay for certain components.

 

Bonnet R 3 277.01
Front bumper R 4 198.27
Grille R 2 006.18
Left front fender R 1 931.13
Wheel (rim) R 2 165.36
Left headlight assembly R 7 674.03
Airconditioning condenser R 6 163.70
Radiator R 5 722.73
Right front door R 7 494.27
Right rear door R 5 948.54
Right front window R 972.07
Rear bumper R 4 198.27
Left rear fender R 7 611.49
Bootlid R 5 335.61
Rear windscreen R 3 087.81
Front windscreen R 3 652.22
Right rear light assembly R 3 888.08

*Note that these prices merely serve as estimates and do not include administration or labour costs of fitment.

Verdict

The term expensive is very subjective, as for some, these estimated prices seem quite high, whereas, for others, they might seem very affordable. We can, however, say that in most areas, the Toyota Agya is more affordable to repair than the KIA Picanto 1.0, but in many areas, the Suzuki Swift 1.0 GA is cheaper. So, while repairing a vehicle is always an expense you don't want, the parts for the Toyota Agya are priced fairly within its segment.

Author - Ryno Fourie

Written by Ryno Fourie

Ryno started his career capturing press images of the latest and greatest vehicles which have subsequently adorned the covers and pages of prominent motoring titles locally and internationally. After a short stint as a photography lecturer, he once again joined the automotive industry as a sub-editor and photographer for a local publication, however, currently, you will find him spending most of his time in the studio creating written, video, and photography content as part of the AutoTrader content team.Read more

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