What is the fuel consumption of the Rich 6?

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LeKatherine
07/30/25 12:41am
The Rich 6 displays an average fuel consumption of 7.7 liters per 100 kilometers. Here is some related information about the Rich 6: 1. Advantages: The strengths of this vehicle include its durability and low fuel consumption, making it stand out among similarly priced pickup trucks. 2. Configuration: It is equipped with a 2TZD engine, which is an upgraded version of the engine used in current National V standard vehicles. The manufacturer employs BMW's quality control system, ensuring reliability. 3. Handling: In terms of driving, the clutch is light, and the brakes are effective. 4. Comfort: The seats offer good support, are soft yet firm, and remain comfortable even during long rides. The rear seating space is also quite spacious.
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