Privacy policy

This note describes what the Na Corrida car-subscription pages do with an enquiry and with the ordinary request that loads a file. The version date is 12 October 2026. Read it beside the labels on the request page. The buttons on the home page open that request page. They do not open an account and they do not take a card.

1. Who publishes the car pages

The pages are published 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. A privacy question uses the same written channel as any other subscription note: the request form, or a message you send yourself to [email protected]. Name the page you had open and the date of the note so the file can be found. The company card on the About page repeats the registered identity and is the place that prints the office telephone. This note does not add a second office.

2. What this privacy note covers

It covers the home page, the About and Contact pages, the request form, and the four legal pages on this domain. The home page shows named cars, monthly amounts in U.S. dollars, lines that say 18 months and 1,000 km a month, and sentences about upkeep, insurance, and roadside help. Those lines are part of the published page. This note explains the enquiry. It does not restate each car as a separate contract and it does not add a car that the home page does not show.

3. Fields the request form collects

The form asks for your name, an email address, a phone number you may leave blank, a city or area, and a message under the label What is happening. Those are the details copied into the draft. You decide what the message says. A useful note can name the car printed on the home page and the dates you have in mind. Do not place a card number, a password, or a scan of an identity paper in that box. The form has no file upload.

4. What the draft does in your mail program

Pressing the button does not deliver mail by itself and does not charge a monthly figure. The browser prepares a draft addressed to [email protected] and asks your mail program to open it. You may edit the draft, close it, or send it. If the program stays shut, write the same details to that address yourself. This website cannot tell whether the draft left your outbox. A draft that never leaves your computer is outside this office.

5. Notes created when a page loads

Opening a page sends a request from your browser to the host that stores these files. That exchange can include a network address, the file name, and the time. The host uses those notes to serve the page and to look at faults. They are not the enquiry form. Leaving the page does not transmit the form, and the form does not run unless you press the button. Cloudflare Web Analytics is added by the network that delivers this website. It reports page views and page-performance information to Cloudflare. This measurement is separate from the enquiry form.

6. Why a received note is read

A message that actually arrives is read so the office can understand which car or which condition you asked about and can reply. If the exchange later becomes a written hire, the notes that formed that hire stay with it. These pages do not charge a card, so a payment is not a purpose of the form. A reply about your own note is not a standing list of advertisements. Keep your own copy of what you sent if you may need to compare it with the reply.

7. Car names and monthly figures on the home page

The home page prints monthly amounts in U.S. dollars beside named cars, including Mobi Like, Renault Kwid, Onix, Polo, Nivus, and Corolla lines, together with a smaller highlighted amount. It also prints sentences about upkeep, insurance, a spare car, and 24-hour roadside help. Those words are what the page shows. Sending the form does not reserve one of those cars, does not start the 18-month line, and does not collect the printed amount. Ask in the message which line you mean.

8. Browser history and the lack of an account

These pages do not create a login, a basket, or a saved profile, and they do not show a cookie-consent panel. Your browser may still remember the addresses you opened. Clearing that history is a control in the browser, not a switch on this site. Blocking storage does not stop the request that loads a page, and it does not erase a message you already sent from your mail program. Photographs of cars are files stored with the site, not a profile of you.

9. Tools that are not on these files

This set of files does not embed a video player, a map, or a card form. A drawing or a photograph on the home page is stored with the site. See the price and Subscribe both point at the request page on this domain. Until a later page says otherwise, the step that leaves these files is the mail draft you choose to open. If a later page adds an outside tool, the line beside it should name that tool before you use it.

10. Copies, corrections, and younger visitors

You can ask for a copy of the enquiry the office holds, for a fix of a wrong detail, or for a limit on later replies about that note. Say what you want and which message you mean. The office may ask a short follow-up so a file is not sent to the wrong person. Do not attach identity papers unless a reply has named a channel for them. A parent or guardian should write if the note concerns a child. You may also use any complaint path the law where you live already gives you. This page can change; the date at the top is the version you are reading.

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