Nissan Frontier Attack With Near R$ 40 Thousand Discount! "Compare, Buy" Still Offers Zero Interest Rate and Used Car Valuation

Nissan Frontier Attack With Near R$ 40 Thousand Discount! “Compare, Buy” Still Offers Zero Interest Rate and Used Car Valuation

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 21/09/2024 at 08:05

Updated on 21/09/2024 at 08:06

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The Campaign “Compare, Buy Nissan” Offers a Discount of Almost R$ 40 Thousand on the Nissan Frontier Attack, Plus Zero Interest Financing and Trade-In Value for Used Cars. Check Out the Discounts for Kicks, Versa, and Frontier Too!

This weekend, on September 20 and 21, the Nissan dealership network in Brazil is promoting the campaign “Compare, Buy Nissan,” offering exclusive conditions for those looking to purchase a Nissan Kicks, Versa, or Frontier.

The special action promises significant discounts and attractive financing options, making it the ideal time for anyone looking to buy one of these models.

One of the highlights of the campaign is the Nissan Frontier pickup, which offers a discount of almost R$ 40 thousand on the mid-level Attack version. With the promotion, the truck can be purchased for R$ 230,990 cash, well below the manufacturer’s suggested retail price of R$ 270,590.

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In addition to the reduced price, the purchase of the Nissan Frontier can be made with a 75% down payment and zero interest, with the first installment due in January 2025. Renewed in June, the Frontier Attack features visual updates, such as black trims and rear bumper, as well as new stickers on the hood and sides.

The pickup comes with a 2.3 bi-turbo diesel engine, available in two configurations: 163 hp with a 6-speed manual transmission and 190 hp with a 7-speed automatic transmission, always with 4×4 traction.

The Nissan Versa sedan also joins the campaign with special conditions. The SR version, which combines sporty design with a 1.6 flex engine producing 113 hp, can be acquired with a 60% down payment and zero interest, in addition to a high trade-in value for the used vehicle.

The popular Nissan Kicks Sense 2024 SUV offers 0% interest for 24 months and a trade-in value of up to R$ 6,000 on the used vehicle, with prices starting from R$ 112,290.

In addition to these purchasing opportunities, interested parties can take advantage of the campaign to test drive the new Nissan Sentra 2025, getting a close look at all the new features the model offers.

The campaign “Compare, Buy Nissan” is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking at a new vehicle and seeking the best purchasing conditions.

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Nissan Frontier Attack With Near R$ 40 Thousand Discount! “Compare, Buy” Still Offers Zero Interest Rate and Used Car Valuation

The Campaign “Compare, Buy Nissan” Offers a Discount of Almost R$ 40 Thousand on the Nissan Frontier Attack, Plus Zero Interest Financing and Trade-In Value for Used Cars. Check Out the Discounts for Kicks, Versa, and Frontier Too!

More Purchasing Ease

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Nissan Frontier Attack With Near R$ 40 Thousand Discount! “Compare, Buy” Still Offers Zero Interest Rate and Used Car Valuation

The Campaign “Compare, Buy Nissan” Offers a Discount of Almost R$ 40 Thousand on the Nissan Frontier Attack, Plus Zero Interest Financing and Trade-In Value for Used Cars. Check Out the Discounts for Kicks, Versa, and Frontier Too!

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