Legal notice
Understanding the vehicle information, prices and descriptions on this website.
Last updated: October 12, 2026
The Na Corrida pages publish a car-subscription layout and a way to ask a question. This note limits what that layout is, without denying the cars, prices, and photographs the home page actually shows. The version date is 12 October 2026.
1. What these pages are
They are a public website for NA CORRIDA ALUGUEL DE CARROS LTDA, tax id 65.817.379/0001-72, at Rua Anita Garibaldi, 829, Apt 301, Mont Serrat, Porto Alegre, RS, 90450-001, Brazil, using the name Na Corrida. The home page is a car-subscription layout: benefits, a list of cars, and buttons that open an enquiry. It is not a yard you can walk through on this domain, and it is not a checkout. Read the list before you rely on a single headline. The About card is the identity. The request page is the way to write.
2. Monthly amounts and the term lines
Each car block prints an amount in U.S. dollars, the words Monthly, a term of 18 months, and 1,000 km a month, plus a line that says to ask for the conditions. A smaller highlighted amount also appears on the page. Those figures are what the page publishes on this version. They can be corrected. They are not a quote until a written reply adopts a figure for you. Opening the page does not lock the amount.
3. Sentences about upkeep and a spare car
The home page says the published total is lower than buying outright, that upkeep and insurance are included, that a renewed contract can mean a new car, and that a spare car can be available. Those sentences are on the page. This disclaimer does not add a city, a workshop, or an hour of roadside arrival. If you need a sentence confirmed for your own dates, ask in the enquiry. The page also says you are not left without a car once you subscribe. Subscription here still means a later written hire, not the button by itself.
4. Photographs and model names
The home page shows photographs and prints model names such as Mobi Like, Renault Kwid, Onix, Polo, Nivus, and Corolla. The pictures are part of the layout you are reading. They are not a separate stock list stored behind the page, and they are not a promise that the same colour is free. Names and photos stay as published. Do not read a picture as a completed hire. If a photo and a price line disagree in your reading, ask which one the reply adopts.
5. No card form and no held car
There is no payment frame, no map, and no video player in these files. See the price and Subscribe go to the request form, which prepares a draft to [email protected]. Until a reply says a car is held for you, availability stays open. The form does not store the message on this website. Your mail program is the place the draft lives before you send it. A headline such as without the paperwork is a description on the page, not a list of documents this form collects.
6. How this note sits beside a later paper
If you later accept a written hire, that paper controls the car, the term, the amount, and any cancellation rule. This disclaimer then sits beside it as a description of the website, not as a replacement. Mandatory rights remain. Questions about a photograph, a price line, or a sentence on insurance go through the Contact page. The privacy note explains the enquiry fields. The refund note explains that this website itself does not take the monthly amount.