Finidi QX502020 is a medium-sized SUV owned by finidi, UK. The official guide price is 333,800-469,800 yuan. Let's take finidi QX502020 as an example. The official guide price of this model is 37 1.800 yuan. It is understood that the current lowest quotation in Chengdu is 303,800 yuan, which is 68,000 yuan lower than the official guidance price. If calculated according to the full amount, the purchase tax is 26,885 yuan, the vehicle and vessel use tax is 400 yuan, the license fee is 500 yuan, and the compulsory insurance premium is 950 yuan. The landing price totals 343,438 yuan; If the house is purchased by loan, we take the down payment of 30% and the loan period of 3 years as the calculation, then the down payment is 9 1 140 yuan, and the monthly payment is 6460 yuan.

The front of the QX50 in finidi, England, looks quite individual. With the mesh, it looks unique and highly recognizable.

The interior of QX502020, a 2.0T four-wheel drive elite version modified by Britain and finidi, presents a young design style, which conforms to the temperament of the car. At the same time, the car comes standard with engine start-stop technology, tire pressure display, automatic parking and other configurations, which are rich in functions and greatly improve its convenience.

In terms of power, the finidi QX50 is equipped with a 2.0TL4 engine, with a maximum power of 200kw and a peak torque of 380 Nm, matching the continuously variable gearbox. The comprehensive fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is 7.8L/ 100km. In terms of chassis, the suspension of the car adopts the combination of front McPherson independent suspension, rear multi-link independent suspension and stabilizer bar, and adopts the driving form of front four-wheel drive.

Generally speaking, the comprehensive performance of finidi QX50 is in line with its market positioning. Do you think the price of this car is reasonable in front of the screen? Welcome everyone to talk about their views in the comment area!

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