In The Range Of R$ 70 Thousand, Citroën Offers The Cheapest New Car In Brazil Until November 3!

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Published on 31/10/2024 at 14:48

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For Those Looking for an Affordable and Complete Car, the Compact Hatch Model from Citroën Stands Out as the Most Economical Option in the Market, Bringing Safety and Technology!

If you want to invest in a brand new car, with technology and safety for everyday use, but without spending a fortune, this is your chance. Until November 3rd, Citroën has a special promotion on one of its models, making it the cheapest new car in Brazil. With this offer, it has been attracting an audience that prioritizes practicality and economy, without sacrificing comfort, according to automaistv.

What Can You Find in This Compact Hatch?

Inside, this hatch is equipped with features that make a difference in daily use: manual air conditioning, dual airbags, traction and stability control, hill start assist, and even tire pressure monitoring. The Bluetooth radio and 15-inch steel wheels with hubcaps complete the package, adding technology and safety to the model.

Citroën also found ample interior space for those who need practicality in their daily lives. With 315 liters of trunk space, it is ideal for short trips or routine activities. In addition, electric steering and a folding key make the experience even more comfortable and agile.

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Fuel-Efficient and Easy to Maintain Engine

At the heart of this model is the reliable Firefly 1.0 flex 3-cylinder engine, which is already famous for its efficient consumption. It delivers 75 hp of power and 10.7 kgfm of torque, combined with a five-speed manual transmission that ensures a smooth and pleasant drive. According to Inmetro, this hatch is an economical car, with averages of 9.3 km/l in the city with ethanol and 12.9 km/l with gasoline. On the highway, it can achieve 10 km/l with ethanol and 14.1 km/l with gasoline, providing savings in urban use and during trips.

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And the Price That Fits Your Budget?

Now let’s get to what matters: the Citroën C3 Live — which typically costs R$ 77,590 — is going for R$ 70,590 during the promotion. This R$ 7,000 discount positions the C3 Live as one of the best options among compact cars. It stands out compared to models like the Fiat Mobi Like (R$ 74,990) and Renault Kwid Zen (R$ 74,590), which have fewer features in the package. And when compared to the Fiat Argo Without Name (R$ 86,990), Hyundai HB20 Sense Plus (R$ 88,990), and Volkswagen Polo Track (R$ 90,990), it offers an even more attractive cost-benefit.

So, are you going to let this opportunity pass you by? Visit the Citroën website, check the conditions, and if the C3 Live fits your style, take the chance to secure yours before the promotion ends!

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03/11/2024 00:21

Comprei, custo benefício muito bom. Além de tudo é um carro com bom espaço interno e mais alto do que os concorrentes. Estou satisfeito.

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In The Range Of R$ 70 Thousand, Citroën Offers The Cheapest New Car In Brazil Until November 3!

For Those Looking for an Affordable and Complete Car, the Compact Hatch Model from Citroën Stands Out as the Most Economical Option in the Market, Bringing Safety and Technology!

What Can You Find in This Compact Hatch?

Fuel-Efficient and Easy to Maintain Engine

And the Price That Fits Your Budget?

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In The Range Of R$ 70 Thousand, Citroën Offers The Cheapest New Car In Brazil Until November 3!

For Those Looking for an Affordable and Complete Car, the Compact Hatch Model from Citroën Stands Out as the Most Economical Option in the Market, Bringing Safety and Technology!

What Can You Find in This Compact Hatch?

Fuel-Efficient and Easy to Maintain Engine

And the Price That Fits Your Budget?

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