NISSAN LIVINA SL 1.8: A Melhor Opção Automática por R$ 40 Mil? Avaliação de Usado!

Looking for a spacious, automatic, and reliable family car in the R$40,000 range? The mission seems impossible in today's market, but Alma Automotiva has the solution: the 2013 Nissan Livina SL 1.8. In this complete review, we'll dissect this minivan that marked an era. Under the hood, the robust 1.8 Flex engine with 126 horsepower, coupled with the automatic transmission, delivers comfort for urban traffic and power for the highway. At the time of its launch, it boasted the largest trunk in its category (449 liters) and features from a higher segment, such as keyless entry (I-Key), digital air conditioning, and leather seats. Has the Livina aged well? What is the maintenance, fuel consumption, and daily experience like with this Japanese car manufactured in Paraná? If you need space for your family without spending a fortune, this video is for you! And you, have you ever owned a Nissan or are you curious about the brand? Leave a comment! ////////////////////////////////////// 🚘 THE STAR OF OUR VIDEO: Nissan Livina 1.8 SL 2013 📅 Year/Model: 2012 / 2013 ⚙️ Engine: MR18DE 1.8 Flex (4 cylinders) 🐎 Power: 125 hp (G) / 126 hp (E) at 5,200 rpm 💪 Torque: 17.5 kgfm (G / E) at 4,800 rpm 🕹️ Transmission: 4-speed automatic ⚖️ Weight: 1,183 kg 🚀 Power-to-weight ratio: 9.39 Kg/hp ⏱️ 0 to 100 km/h: 10.8 seconds 🏁 Top Speed: 182 km/h 📦 Trunk Capacity: 449 liters ⛽ Urban Range: ~475 km 🛣️ Highway Range: ~550 km 🏭 Manufacturing: São José dos Pinhais - PR / Brazil ////////////////////////////////////// ⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS: Go straight to the point that interests you in the Livina review: 00:00 - Introduction: A family car for 40,000? 00:39 - Alma Automotiva Vignette 01:51 - Minivan Design and Bodywork 03:41 - Headlight Details 04:47 - Available Colors 05:22 - Alloy Wheels and Tires 05:47 - Dimensions: Ideal size for a garage? 08:02 - Giant Trunk and Spare Tire 10:04 - 1.8 16v Engine (MR18DE) 11:24 - 4-Speed ​​Automatic Transmission 13:01 - Interior Space: Rear Seats 16:31 - Interior Space: Front Seats and Finish 17:34 - Safety: Airbags 18:39 - Multimedia, Sound System, and Digital Air Conditioning 21:08 - Steering Wheel and Instrument Panel 23:46 - Driving the Livina SL 1.8 25:50 - Suspension Behavior 26:05 - Brake Specifications 30:12 - Performance: 0 to 100 km/h and Top Speed 30:33 - Weight and Power-to-Weight Ratio 31:09 - Real Fuel Consumption and Range 31:35 - Maintenance and Service Basket Parts 33:32 - Market Price (Fipe Table vs. Reality) 36:04 - Conclusion: Is it worth it? Strengths and Weaknesses 37:39 - Credits