How much is the minimum price for the 2021 Covoz automatic transmission?

Especially now that new energy is booming, oil prices have become more expensive. Many people feel a little distressed when refueling. This also indirectly reflects how important good fuel economy is. After all, Low fuel consumption can help car owners save a lot of hard-earned money. Today we will take a look at one of this type of models - the 2021 Kovoz 325T automatic Xinyue version. By the way, we will also calculate how much money it will cost to buy it.

The 2021 Covoz 325T automatic Xinyue version is equipped with a 0.999TL3 engine. The maximum engine power is 92kW, the peak torque is 180 N·m, and it is matched with a 6-speed automatic transmission. The maximum speed is 180km/h. The official 0-100km/h acceleration is 10.9 seconds.

In terms of functional configuration, Covoz is equipped with main/passenger airbags, front side airbags, and tire pressure display. At the same time, the real-life model is also equipped with four comfort configurations including in-car PM2.5 filtering device, engine start-stop technology, and anti-UV glass.

Let’s take a look at the landing price. Let’s take the 2021 Covoz 325T automatic Xinyue version as an example. It is understood that the current lowest quotation in Nantong City is 59,900 yuan, which is better than the official guide price. 30,000 yuan. First, let’s take a look at how much it costs to buy this car with a loan. Based on a down payment ratio of 30% and a loan term of three years, the monthly payment is 1,231 yuan, plus commercial insurance of 4,073 yuan, and other necessary expenses of 6,901 yuan. The final The down payment is 17,970 yuan. Of course, if you want to buy it in full, including commercial insurance, compulsory traffic insurance and other expenses, you need to prepare 70,874 yuan for this car. What do you think of this price?

In general, the overall performance of this car is still quite competitive in the market. Do you think the price of this car is reasonable in front of the screen? Come to the comment section and tell us your views.

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