Dacia Sandero, how much does the compact LPG-powered car really cost?
As one of the best-selling cars in Italia, it appeals for its price/performance ratio.
Every month, the Dacia Sandero confirms itself as one of the best-selling cars in Italy, thanks to a list price that makes it one of the compact B-segment cars - i.e. between 4 metres and 4.20 metres long - with the best cost/contents/onboard space ratio. Despite a clear commercial strategy, with extremely low discounts, it is important to choose the version best suited to one's needs and with the indispensable accessories. The star of our configuration is the Streetway version, designed more for city use and with a lower list price than the Stepway.
Dacia Sandero Streetway Essential
There are three trim versions available on the Dacia Sandero Streetway, with different equipment and engine offerings. Starting with the Essential entry version, sold from 14,800 euros, the only engine available is the 1.0 three-cylinder naturally aspirated 65 horsepower petrol with an average consumption of 5.4 litres per 100 kilometres. The equipment does not include air conditioning (optional for 510 euros in the manual version), the central screen and rear-view mirrors are manual. Instead, there are rear parking sensors, cruise control, light signature with full LED headlights, and four airbags. Among the accessories, in addition to climate, blue and grey tints for 700 euros (white is standard), the multimedia pack adds the 10-inch central touch screen for 300 euros and the spare wheel for 250 euros. Adding climate and multimedia pack brings the total to 15,610 euros.
