Currently, the official guide price of the 2021 Kodiak is 177,900 yuan to 247,900 yuan. We take the top-of-the-line 2021 TSI3807 four-wheel drive flagship version of the Kodiak as an example. It is understood that currently Some dealers in Guangzhou have discounts of up to 30,000 yuan, so the naked price of this model is 217,900 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 4,614 yuan, plus commercial insurance of 8,283 yuan and other necessary expenses of 20,883 yuan. The final down payment is The payment is 65,370 yuan. Of course, if you want to buy it in full, including commercial insurance, compulsory traffic insurance and other expenses, you need to prepare 247,066 yuan for this car. Is this price attractive to you?

The front of the Kodiaq presents a square design style, with a concave grille, which enhances the overall vehicle's grade.

The interior of Kodiak’s 2021 TSI3807 four-wheel drive flagship version presents a youthful design style, with black imitation wood grain veneers, which is in line with the temperament of the car. The car comes standard with many configurations such as parallel assist, tire pressure alarm, keyless start system, etc. It has quite a lot of functions, which is undoubtedly very driver-friendly.

In terms of power, the Kodiaq is equipped with a 2.0TL4 engine with a maximum power of 162kw and a peak torque of 350 N·m. It is matched with a dual-clutch gearbox and has a Ministry of Industry and Information Technology comprehensive fuel consumption of 7.7L/100km. In terms of chassis, the front suspension of the car is a MacPherson independent suspension, the rear suspension is a multi-link independent suspension, and it also adopts a front four-wheel drive form.

In general, the overall strength of this car still has certain market competitiveness. Will you pay for this car in front of the screen? Come to the comment section and tell us your views.

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