O SUV de R$ 120 MIL que você ESQUECEU! Avaliação Completa: Citroën Basalt Dark Edition 🚙💨
Hey everyone! Today we're going to test drive and dissect a car in the R$130,000 range that often flies under the radar for those looking for a brand-new SUV. We tested the Citroën Basalt Dark Edition, the top-of-the-line version which, at the time of this recording, is on sale for around R$120,000. With a darkened look that eliminates chrome, a glossy black grille, and Andrea Red details, it delivers a more sporty design. But how does it perform in everyday driving? In this detailed review, I'll show you: Performance: The excellent calibration of the 1.0 turbo 3-cylinder engine (130 hp and 20.4 kgfm of torque) paired with the CVT transmission with seven simulated gears. Plenty of Space: The impressive 490-liter trunk and excellent leg and headroom in the rear seats. Interior and Technology: 10.25-inch multimedia center (with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay), 7-inch digital instrument panel, and repositioning of the power window buttons to the doors. Real-World Fuel Consumption: An average of 7.5 km/l in the city running on ethanol, with traffic and air conditioning on. Critical Points (As Always Honest): Excessive body roll from the very soft suspension, compromised ergonomics due to the "child seat" driving position, and lack of steering wheel depth adjustment. Furthermore, it only has four airbags, falling behind some rivals. Weighing the pros and cons, is it worth investing in the Basalt for the interior space or opting for competitors like the Renault Kardian and Jeep Renegade, which offer different packages in the same price range? Press play, check out the complete test drive, and leave your opinion in the comments: would you take the Basalt Dark Edition home? Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, like the video, and share it with anyone who's unsure about which car to buy! Timestamps (Timecodes) 0:00 - Introduction: Promotional price and details of the Stink Grey color 0:37 - Engine: 1.0 Turbo 130 hp and CVT transmission 0:52 - Exterior Visual: Details of the Dark Edition version, spoiler and red details 1:29 - Trunk: 490 liters of capacity and rearview camera 2:07 - Interior Space: Comfort in the rear seat and new window buttons on the doors 2:57 - Dashboard and Technology: 10.25" multimedia system, finish and lack of wireless charger 4:47 - Test Drive: Handling and calibration of the 1.0 Turbo engine 5:39 - Fuel Consumption (Averages on Ethanol) 5:58 - Critical Point 1: Very soft suspension (too much swaying) 6:33 - Critical Point 2: Ergonomics (child seat position) (and lack of steering wheel adjustment) 7:05 - Comparison: Is it worth it against the Renault Kardian and Jeep Renegade? (Only 4 airbags) 8:05 - Verdict: For whom does the Citroën Basalt Dark Edition make sense? For exclusive material, visit: FACEBOOK: / naccarbr INSTAGRAM: / naccarbr TIK TOK: / naccarbr

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