Citroën has a Basalt turbo at the price of a basic Argo 1.0; Aircross and C3 are also on sale

Citroën has announced special offers across its entire domestic lineup, currently comprising the C3, Basalt, and Aircross. Running through September 3rd across the entire network, the campaign reduces prices by up to R$24,200 on models and even includes purchases with disabilities.

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The biggest discount goes to the Basalt Feel T200 CVT, the cheapest version with a 1.0-liter turboflex engine (125 hp and 20.4 kgf/12.7 lb-ft with ethanol) paired with a simulated seven-speed CVT automatic transmission. When purchased by people with disabilities, the list price drops from R$118,300 to R$92,400, or almost the same as what Fiat charges for a basic Argo 1.0.

If purchased by the general public, without exemptions, the Basalt Feel T200 CVT ends up costing R$106,900, or about a R$13,500 discount. There's also a R$2,000 bonus when trading in another used car, and zero interest on financing.

As standard, the Basalt Feel T200 CVT comes with a rear USB port, 4 airbags, 6 speakers, rearview camera, LED daytime running lights, tire pressure monitor, 7" digital instrument panel, 16" alloy wheels, Sport driving mode, 10" multimedia with wireless connections, electric windows and locks, electric adjustable mirrors, multifunction steering wheel, among others.

In the Aircross line, the five-seat Shine version drops from R$138,100 to just under R$119,000, or a reduction of almost R$20,000. With seven seats, the Aircross Shine is R$19,400 cheaper: from R$138,100 to R$118,990 when exchanging for another used Citroën. Furthermore, the Aircross Feel, with 5 and 7 seats, have discounts of up to R$11,610: R$109,990 and R$112,490, respectively, when exchanging for a used Citroën.

The entire Aircross line features a 1.0-liter turbocharged engine and CVT transmission. The Feel versions feature a six-speaker sound system, air conditioning, a height-adjustable driver's seat, a keyless entry, LED daytime running lights, a height-adjustable steering wheel, a tire pressure monitor (TPMS), a Sport driving mode, 16-inch wheels with hubcaps, and a multifunction steering wheel.

The Shine already has a digital instrument panel, automatic digital air conditioning, 4 airbags, synthetic leather seats, 17-inch wheels, rear camera, rear parking sensors and the like.

The C3 hatchback maintains its special July conditions, with discounts of up to R$11,410 on used cars, as is the case with the Live Pack version: it costs R$78,000. Its engine is the 1.0 Firefly with up to 75 hp of power and 10.7 mkgf of torque, coupled with a 5-speed manual transmission.

It has 6 speakers, a height-adjustable driver's seat, 10" multimedia system with wireless connections, a multifunctional steering wheel, an on-board computer, electric front windows, electric locks, and so on.