Virtus It is a premium sedan manufactured by Volkswagen. It is derived from the Volkswagen Polo.

The sedan version of the Polo arrives in stores much larger and more refined than the Voyage. With the same front end and interior as the hatchback, the model gains more space for second-row passengers and a generous 521-liter trunk.

With 41,634 units sold in 2018The Volkswagen Virtus came in twentieth on the list of best-selling cars.

Saveiro It's a light utility vehicle, part of the Gol line, manufactured by Volkswagen. Currently, in the 2017 lineup, the Saveiro is offered in the following versions: Robust, Starline, Trendline, Highline, Cross and Surf, with the option of a single, extended, or double cab.

The Cross model comes equipped with the new 1.6 16V MSI engine that delivers 110 horsepower with gasoline and 120 horsepower with ethanol; the other versions are still equipped with the older 1.6 8V VHT engine, which previously powered the... Gol Power and the Voyage ComfortlineIt produces 101 horsepower on gasoline and 104 horsepower on ethanol. All come with a five-speed manual transmission.

With 45,920 units sold in 2018The Volkswagen Saveiro came in nineteenth on the list of best-selling cars.

THE Renegade It's a subcompact crossover, produced by Jeep, launched in 2014.

Its platform, frame, drivetrain, and suspension came from the design of Fiat 500X The Renegade was presented to the public for the first time at the Geneva Motor Show in early 2014. It is the first Jeep produced in Italy and features several aesthetic references to older models. Jeep Military vehicles. It offers a diverse range of engines, with Diesel, Flex and Gasoline engines, all with four cylinders in line. There is a choice of manual, automated and automatic transmission, the latter with nine gears.

With 46,344 units sold in 2018The Jeep Renegade ranked eighteenth on the list of best-selling cars.

THE Kicks It is a compact crossover, produced by Nissan. Launched in Brazil in 2016 with the aim of being the official car of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, an event sponsored by Nissan.

The vehicle's first appearance, still in concept form, occurred at the São Paulo Auto Show in 2012. The Nissan Kicks' competitors in Brazil include... Renault Duster, Jeep Renegade, Honda HR-V, Ford EcoSport and Peugeot 2008.

With 46,812 units sold in 2018The Nissan Kicks came in seventeenth on the list of best-selling cars.

THE HR-V It is a compact sport SUV from Honda, initially made exclusively for the Japanese and European markets. It was launched in 1999, and in 2005 Honda decided to stop production. In 2000, the model underwent some interior changes before production ceased abroad.

It returned to production in Brazil in 2015, as a 2016 model. Its main competitors are: Ford EcoSport and Renault Dusterin the segment of compact sport utility vehicles.

With 47,959 units sold in 2018The Honda HR-V ranked sixteenth on the list of best-selling cars.

THE Hyundai Creta It is a compact SUV launched at the Beijing International Auto Show in 2014. In Brazil, it was presented at the 2016 São Paulo Auto Show.

The name is inspired by Crete IslandThe largest island in Greece, following Hyundai's tradition of honoring locations in the names of its SUVs.

The Hyundai Creta's competitors include... Nissan Kicks, Renault Duster, Ford EcoSport, Renault Captur, Honda HR-V, Honda WR-V, among other compact SUVs.

With 48,976 units sold in 2018The Hyundai Creta came in fifteenth on the list of best-selling cars.

THE Mobi It is a hatchback vehicle in the subcompact segment produced by Fiat It was launched in Betim, Minas Gerais, Brazil. It was released on April 13, 2016.

The Mobi is a Brazilian project that shares its platform with the second-generation Fiat Uno, as well as its engine and transmission. It was created to be a direct competitor to the Volkswagen Up!, with similar dimensions and characteristics, including the glass tailgate that has been present in the European Up! since 2011.

With 49,491 units sold in 2018The Fiat Mobi came in fourteenth on the list of best-selling cars.

THE Sandero It's a car. hatch Developed by Renault of Brazil and the Romanian company Dacia — a Renault subsidiary — targeting especially the developing markets of Eastern Europe and Latin America. The car is based on the M0 platform (initially the B0), the same used by the European Clio III and Renault Logan, and despite being a hatchbackIt is positioned in a market segment (and price point) above the Logan, the model from which it is derived.

A new generation of the Sandero has been on sale in Europe since 2012, and in Brazil it has been sold under the Renault brand since July 2014.

With 52,401 units sold in 2018The Renault Sandero came in thirteenth on the list of best-selling cars.

THE FIAT Toro It is a Sport Utility Pick-Up (SUP), a new category of pickup trucks, produced by Fiat and launched in 2016. It is manufactured in Goiana (Pernambuco, Brazil).

Your platform is shared with the Jeep RenegadeIt offers a diverse range of engines, with both Diesel and Flex engines, all featuring four cylinders in line.

With 58,477 units sold in 2018The Fiat Toro came in twelfth on the list of best-selling cars.

THE Corolla It is a compact model from Toyota offered in sedan, hatchback, and station wagon versions. It is also the best-selling model in history, with production on five continents and total sales exceeding 39 million vehicles since its launch in 1966.

Its name comes from Latin and means "Crown of Flowers," which in turn signifies happiness and triumph. By adopting this name, Toyota maintained a tradition from the time when many of its car names began with "C" – Crown, Corona, Carina, Century, Celica, Camry, etc. – Although Toyota no longer uses this strategy for naming cars, names like Yaris, Auris, Avalon, Etios, and Avensis all still derive from Latin.

With 59,062 units sold in 2018The Toyota Corolla came in eleventh on the list of best-selling cars.