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Body type	7 seater wagon
Safety	Rating: Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Ancap rated
Engine size	3.2L, 5 cylinder
Performance	Power: 143KW Torque: 470m
Fuel economy	8.5L/100km
Transmission	Sports Automatic
Drive rating	N/A

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Overview

Price	$54,990
Fuel Type	Diesel
Body	WAGON
Release Year	2016
Badge	Ambiente
Series	UA
Transmission	Sports Automatic
No. gears	6
No. doors	5
Seat capacity	7
Country of origin	THAILAND

Engine

Engine	3.2 L
Engine Location	Front
No. cylinders	5
No. valves cylinders	4
Power	143 KW
Torque	470 Nm
Acceleration	N/A

Fuel Economy

Greenhouse Rating	N/A
Air Pollution Rating	N/A
Overall GreenStar Rating	N/A
Combined Usage	8.5 L/100km
City Usage	11.2 L/100km
Highway Usage	7 L/100km
CO2 Emission	224 g/KM
Cost	$25 per week

Dimensions

Height	1837 mm
Length	4892 mm
Width	1860 mm
Kerb Weight	2370 KG

Warranty

Warranty Assistance	1 year roadside
Warranty KM	100000
Length of warranty	3 Year

Wheels

Front Rim Size	17x8 In
Rear Rim Size	17x8 In
Rim Material	Alloy
Front Tyre Size	265/65 R17
Rear Tyre Size	265/65 R17

Safety

ANCAP	5
Airbags	Airbag - Driver Airbag - Knee Driver Airbag - Passenger Airbags - Head for 1st Row Seats (Front) Airbags - Head for 2nd Row Seats Airbags - Head for 3rd Row Seats Airbags - Side for 1st Row Occupants (Front)

Standard Equipment

12V Sockets - Auxiliary

17" Alloy Wheels

240V Socket

8 Speaker Stereo

ABS (Antilock Brakes)

Active Noise Cancellation

Air Conditioning

Airbag - Driver

Airbag - Knee Driver

Airbag - Passenger

Airbags - Head for 1st Row Seats (Front)

Airbags - Head for 2nd Row Seats

Airbags - Head for 3rd Row Seats

Airbags - Side for 1st Row Occupants (Front)

Alarm with Motion Sensor

Audio - Aux Input Socket (MP3/CD/Cassette)

Audio - Aux Input USB Socket

Audio - Input for iPod

Bluetooth System

Brake Assist

Camera - Rear Vision

CD Player

Central Locking - Remote/Keyless

Control - Dynamic Stability

Control - Electronic Stability

Control - Hill Ascent

Control - Hill Descent

Control - Park Distance Rear

Control - Rollover Stability

Control - Traction

Control - Trailer Sway

Disc Brakes Front Ventilated

Disc Brakes Rear Solid

Driving Mode - Selectable

EBD (Electronic Brake Force Distribution)

Electronic Differential Lock

Engine immobiliser

Flip/Fold Out Key

Fog Lamps - Front

Handbrake - Fold Down

Headlamps - See me home

Headlamps Automatic (light sensitive)

Hill Holder

Independent Front Suspension

Map/Reading Lamps - for 1st Row

Mudflaps - front

Mudflaps - rear

Multi-function Control Screen - Colour

Multi-function Steering Wheel

Power Door Mirrors

Power Steering - Electric Assist

Power Windows - Front & Rear

Seats - 2nd Row (Rear) Flat Folding

Seats - 2nd Row Split Fold

Seats - 3rd Row (Rear) Flat Folding

Seats - 3rd Row Split Fold

Spare Wheel - Full Size Alloy Wheel

Speed Limiter

Sunglass Holder

Tail Lamps - LED

Voice Recognition

Optional Features

Tow bar (3,000kg capacity) $1,000

Prestige paint $500

Standard paint

$25 per week

For this vehicle based on an average distance of 10,000km/yr and a fuel cost of $1.5/L.

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