Even technologically outdated, the German brand's pickup boasts a big V6 engine of almost 260 hp and the best performance in the segment
Is it good business to buy an end-of-line model? It depends. If the discount is good, it can be a good deal. This is, in fact, what is happening now with Volkswagen’s Amarok pickup, which will be replaced by a new generation at the beginning of next year.
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So, good discounts foreseen for Amarok, ranging from 50 thousand to 74 thousand reais in the case of legal entities. Its successor is based on Maxus, a Chinese company manufactured by a Volkswagen partner.
Technologically, the Amarok has already given what it had to give, but it has great mechanics, a big engine, three liters, 258 horsepower turbodiesel, four-wheel drive. It’s still a good jack of all trades.
