Citroen C3 Surpasses Kwid and Mobi to Become the Cheapest Car in Brazil; See the Price

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 21/01/2024 at 19:58

Updated on 21/01/2024 at 20:04

Promoção faz com que título de carro mais barato do Brasil saia das mãos dos modelos Renault Kwid e Fiat Mobi e passe para o Citroen C3. (Imagem: reprodução)

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The Cheapest Vehicle Title In Brazil Has A New Owner: The Citroen C3. At Least For Now, As The French Brand Revealed A Promotional Launch Discount, Making The Vehicle Price Drop From R$72,990 To R$67,990 In The Entry Live Version.

The year 2024 has started and many people are looking for a new car. In recent years, vehicle prices have soared to unprecedented levels. However, with the economic recovery, some companies are announcing good conditions for their customers. One of these companies is Citroen, which announced a discount for its newest launch: the Citroen.

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Renault Kwid (R$71,190) and Fiat Mobi (R$71,990), passing to the Citroen C3. It is important to highlight, however, that to pay the amount mentioned in the matter, there are some conditions.

In a statement, the French company explained that the condition is valid for the Citroen C3 Live 1.0 MT, 2023/2024, all colors and without options. In this case, the cash price goes from R$72,990 to R$67,990. This is valid until the next day, February 7.

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According to the company, this offer is exclusively valid for individuals who purchase in retail mode or while supplies of 200 units last, whichever comes first.

“This offer is not cumulative with other existing offers from Citroen or the Citroen Dealership Network,” the company reports, making it clear that it is necessary to check other terms, conditions, stock, prices practiced in your region, configurations, and characteristics of the vehicles available at a participating Citroen dealership and/or on the Citroen website.

“For more information, contact the Citroen relationship center: 0800 011 2020. Peace on the road starts with you,” concludes the company.

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Founded in France in 1919 by André Citroen, Citroen began as a manufacturer of armaments for World War I. However, with the end of the war, armament production ceased, and the company then launched into automobile manufacturing. The company officially arrived in Brazil in 1927 and has since been among the leading car brands in the country.

Citroen C3 Surpasses Kwid and Mobi to Become the Cheapest Car in Brazil; See the Price

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