Aygo Centre of Gravity

[GMadd1601]

I'm assuming this is something that not many people usually think about, however, i'm just wondering if anyone knows of/has any data to show where the centre of mass of the Toyota Aygo is. I'm making the assumption that all years/variants will be somewhat the same because the size and shape of the vehicle hasn't really changed through the generations. I have looked around on the internet and found nothing, so i thought the next best place to look would be here. If no-one can help i don't mind, I was just interested to find out and do not have the means of working it out myself.

I know that a lower centre of mass makes a car feel very planted and can make cars feel extremely fun because they are so stable, but the only car i have ever really driven for an extended period is my '08 Aygo and so i have no idea if its centre of mass is good (low) or bad (high). Any help is appreciated and i am aware of how technical this question is, but if there's one place i think i can get and answer, then its here. Thank you.

[paulie b]

While I can't help on the technical aspects, I can report that I've driven many cars and the Aygo is the perhaps the most sure footed of all. As well the 'centre of mass' I guess the fact that the positions of the wheels as well as the overall dimensions and suspension set up may have something to do with its admirable handling characteristics. 

[GMadd1601]

Thankyou for your response, good to know its a stable car 😊😊😊 

i have always felt it handles quite well but having never really driven other cars its difficult to compare its stability to other cars. Thankyou.