On a certain episode of Top Gear, Richard Hammond invented Car Soccer to see how well the Toyota Aygo's handling is. Yes, with him and his selection of racing and stunt veterans, he faces off against James May and his team of selected racing and stunt veterans. Seems that the Aygo's pretty well in this game not only because it was made in the Czech Republic, but its because this nippy little compact handled well. Until moments later, the Volkswagen Fox came and they're very good at this game because the Fox was built from Brazil and Brazilians are good at football (even that they'll be hosting the 2014 World Cup).
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| The Toyota Aygo used in Top Gear Car Soccer |
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| The Volkswagen Fox used in Top Gear Car Soccer |
Yes, both the Volkswagen Fox and the Toyota Aygo are starter cars at Forza Motorsport 4. It's hard to turn these rookies into superstars in racing and "Car Football" and it takes more than getting used to. The Fox might have more power than the Aygo, but the Aygo weighs less than the Fox. Overall, they're fierce rivals and it's the player's judgement to decide which of these two are deserved to be trained to be a superstar in both racing and Car Soccer alike. Yes, it will be like good old friendly competition between the two idiots; one whose initials are R.H. and another one whose initials are J.M. But since I don't know who are those, we'll let you decide the fate of these two compacts if most of you are playing Forza 4 for the first time.
