Dacia announces pricing and specification of the new Logan MCV Stepway.

• Dacia announces UK pricing and specification for New Logan MCV Stepway
• Distinctive rugged exterior look to New Logan MCV Stepway
• Maintains the same impressive interior space with 573-litre boot as New Logan MCV
• Available with choice of TCe 90 and dCi 90 engines
• Logan MCV Stepway priced from £11,495
• Available to order now with UK deliveries commencing from June 

Dacia has announced UK pricing and specification for its New Logan MCV Stepway which was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March. The distinctively rugged version of the New Logan MCV Stepway follows in the footsteps of the New Sandero Stepway. The fifth member of the Dacia UK range is available to order now priced from £11,495 with first customer deliveries expected in June.

The New Logan MCV Stepway – based on the recently revised New Logan MCV – has a muscular style with flared wheel arches, roof rails and a ground clearance of 174mm. It maintains the same impressive boot space of 573-litres (VDA) – one of the largest amongst any segment in the market. The New Logan MCV Stepway is available in Lauréate trim offering a high specification as standard.

At the front, the New Logan MCV Stepway sports a two-tone bumper as well as a satin-effect chrome skid plate, plus the fitment of fog lights. The model incorporates Dacia’s new lighting signature, unveiled at last year’s Paris Motor Show, with headlights that now incorporate LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) in the form of four stacked rectangles. This modern design results in a visibly wider look for the front end of the New Logan MCV Stepway.

Like its New Sandero Stepway cousin, the New Logan MCV Stepway’s grille mirrors the black elements of the two-tone bumper, with the chrome rectangles rounding off its distinctive style in much the same manner as the Duster. 

The New Logan MCV Stepway also has Dark Metal door mirror housings and Stepway decals on the front doors, along with Dark Metal longitudinal roof bars which further emphasise the model’s estate car lines.

At the rear, tail lights are bordered with black metal and echoes the front end with its two-tone rear bumper and satin-effect chrome skid plate – characteristics of Dacia’s Stepway range.

The New Logan MCV Stepway Lauréate comes in a choice of nine colours at launch, combined with new, 16-inch Stepway Flexwheels. This smart, economical and attractive system comprises a wheel trim design that fits over a similarly slotted rim.

Inside, the New Logan MCV Stepway benefits from the same upgrades given to the rest of the Dacia range in late 2016 with satin-effect chrome finish for the air vent surrounds, trim strip and centre console fascia, while a new four-spoke steering wheel design has an exclusive Soft Feel finish and a ‘Stepway’ logo on the chrome surround.

Available in Lauréate trim, the New Logan MCV Stepway has a high standard of specification including heated and electrically adjustable door mirrors, rear parking sensors, height-adjustable driver’s seat and seven-inch touchscreen with MediaNav infotainment system which includes USB and AUX sockets, Bluetooth connectivity and satellite navigation with GB and Northern Ireland mapping.

The New Logan MCV Stepway is available with a choice of two economical engines – the well-proven TCe 90 petrol – with CO2 as low as 115g/km and fuel economy of 55.4mpg (NEDC combined) – and the dCi 90 diesel – with CO2 as low as 100g/km fuel economy of up to 72.4mpg (NEDC combined) . Both come with a five-speed manual transmission.

New Logan MCV Stepway: Technical Information

Version	Power (hp @ rpm)	Torque (Nm @ rpm)	0-62mph (sec)	Top speed (mph)
Lauréate TCe 90	90@5000	140@2250	12.4	106
Lauréate dCi 90	90@4000	220@1750	13.0	106

New Logan MCV Stepway: Ownership Information and Pricing

Version	0-62mph (secs)	CO2 (g/km)	VED (yr. 1)	MPG (NEDC)	Insurance group	Price (OTR)
Lauréate TCe 90	12.4	115	£160	55.4	7E	£11,495
Lauréate dCi 90	13.0	100	£120	72.4	9E	£13,095

Options

New Logan MCV Stepway options
Metallic paint	£495
Armrest	£75
Western European Mapping Upgrade	£90
Aspira leather upholstery	£500
Rear parking camera	£200
Alarm	£175
Emergency spare wheel	£100

Dacia launches an all new Stepway model based on the popular Logan MCV Estate.

• Following in the tracks of the Sandero, it is now the turn of the Logan MCV to join Dacia’s Stepway family.
• The new Logan MCV Stepway enhances its credentials as a thoroughly modern and generously-proportioned estate car with a distinctly rugged look.
• Playing to its major strength of practicality, the new Logan MCV Stepway carries over all the key qualities of the Logan MCV, from its impressively spacious interior space – including five proper seats – to a 573-litre boot, which is amongst the largest in any segment of the market.
• New limited-edition S.E. Summit versions for each member of the Stepway family and the Duster.
• The brand continues to grow and achieved record sales figures in 2016. In the 44 different markets in which Dacia is active, it sold 584,219 vehicles in total, representing a year-on-year increase of six per cent.

The Stepway family, one of Dacia’s biggest success stories, maintains its growing momentum with the addition of a fifth member to the Dacia range – the new Logan MCV Stepway – following the Sandero, Sandero Stepway, Duster and Logan MCV.

The new Logan MCV Stepway sports an undeniably muscular build, with an assertive personality that draws inspiration from the world of crossover styling, offering first class practicality and vast load space at an extremely competitive price.

The generously proportioned new Logan MCV Stepway carries over all the key qualities of the Logan MCV:

• Impressive interior space, with five proper seats
• A 573-litre boot – amongst the largest in any segment of the automotive market

On the design front, the new Logan MCV Stepway has a distinctly modern edge, including a new lighting signature, new interior updates, additional storage space and upgraded equipment specifications.

Distinctive styling

With its rugged good looks, eye-catching features and generous specification, the new Logan MCV Stepway is clearly a member of the Stepway family.

For easier ingress, its ground clearance has been increased to 174mm – 50mm more than that of the Logan MCV, while its high-up driving position ensures outstanding visibility.

At the front, the new Logan MCV Stepway sports a two-tone bumper as well as a satin-effect chrome skid plate, plus the fitment of fog lights. 

The model similarly incorporates Dacia’s new lighting signature unveiled at last year’s Paris Motor Show and which imbues it with a dynamic and thoroughly contemporary appearance, with headlights that now incorporate LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) in the form of four stacked rectangles. 

This modern design results in a visibly wider look for the front end of the new Logan MCV Stepway.

The front bumper has been modified to exude an elegant yet athletic stance. Like the other models in the Stepway line-up, the new Logan MCV Stepway’s grille mirrors the black elements of the two-tone bumper, with the chrome rectangles rounding off its distinctive style in much the same manner as the Duster. 

Meanwhile, seen from the side, the wheel arches and sills are accentuated by an exclusive trim that emphasises the model’s bold, powerful feel. 

The new Logan MCV Stepway also comes with Dark Metal door mirror housings and Stepway decals on the front doors, along with Dark Metal longitudinal roof bars which further emphasise the model’s estate car lines.

At the rear, the tail lights are picked out in black, while the new Logan MCV Stepway’s two-tone bumper and satin-effect chrome skid plate are characteristic cues of Dacia’s Stepway range.

The new Logan MCV Stepway comes in a choice of two colours at launch – namely the brand’s iconic Azurite Blue and Mink – combined with new, 16-inch Stepway Dark Metal Flexwheel wheels. This smart, economical and attractive system comprises a slotted wheel trim design that fits over a similarly slotted rim.

A modern interior with more features than ever before

Inside the cabin, the new Logan MCV Stepway enjoys a new, more status-enhancing ambience first introduced several months ago in the new Sandero. This can be seen in the satin-effect chrome door releases, while the centre console fascia and air vents are trimmed by similarly-coloured surrounds.

The new Logan MCV Stepway comes with Dacia’s new four-spoke steering wheel – complete with horn push in the centre – in the brand’s Soft Feel finish, making it highly durable, easy on the eye and pleasant to the touch. The steering wheel mounted-controls are now better integrated, resulting in a more user-friendly and comfortable driving experience. In the middle of the wheel, beneath the Dacia logo, the word ‘Stepway’ is picked out in blue.

The upholstery fabric selected for the new Logan MCV Stepway first appeared inside the new Sandero Stepway. These seats feature a 3D weave for a greater sensation of depth, enhanced by top-stitching. The overall effect is an even more dynamic design.

More extensively equipped for enhanced comfort

The new Logan MCV Stepway will be available in Laureate trim only, featuring MediaNav Evolution, rear parking sensors, air conditioning, DAB radio and Hill Start Assist (HSA). Leather upholstery, reverse parking camera and height adjustment package are also available.

The vehicle’s interior features have been conceived to take the strain out of everyday motoring. The door-mounted front and rear electric window switches fall more easily to hand than before. For enhanced comfort, drivers now benefit from a one-touch function and a retractable centre armrest incorporated into the seat. Last but not least, the model is fitted with one-touch direction indicators and a lit glove box.

In addition to the many stowage areas located conveniently throughout the cabin, rear passengers are pampered by a ceiling light and a 12V power supply to connect and charge portable devices.

The new Logan MCV Stepway will be available with a choice of engine and transmission options:

• Petrol: TCe 90 with Stop & Start (S&S) mated to a five-speed manual gearbox (combined cycle fuel consumption: 5.1 litres/100km / CO₂ emissions: 115g/km).
• Diesel: dCi 90 S&S coupled to a five-speed manual gearbox (combined cycle fuel consumption: 3.9 litres/100km / CO₂ emissions: 100g/km).

Dacia continues to break its own sales records

In 2016, in the 44 markets in which Dacia models are sold, the brand achieved sales of some 584,219 units, representing a year-on-year gain of six percent. This positive trend can be seen across all of the regions in which Dacia is active, with no fewer than 28 countries establishing either new market share or new sales records.

The brand’s share of the passenger car and LCV market expanded by 0.1 percentage points to 2.4 percent in Europe, by 0.2 percentage points to 7.9 percent in Eurasia and by 1.1 percentage points to 19.4 percent in the Maghreb region.

• In Europe, Dacia’s sales totalled 415,010 units – a new record and an increase of 10.8 per cent. The Sandero was ranked fourth in the B segment for retail customers, with the Duster second in the C segment for retail customers and the best-selling SUV in the same segment.
• In France, Dacia reported a 12.1 per cent rise in overall sales to 112,111 vehicles, setting a new record as more than 110,529 passenger cars were sold to retail customers. Sales of the Sandero climbed by 24.2 per cent to make it the number two model amongst retail customers in France, with Dacia the fourth-highest selling retail customer brand.
• In its other European markets, Dacia saw its sales increase by 10.4 per cent to 302,899 units. In Italy, the brand posted record sales of 52,272 units – a gain of 11.6 per cent. The brand was similarly successful in the UK, achieving sales of 26,562 (up 1.1 per cent) in a stable, business customer-oriented market. A new record was also established in Poland, as sales rose an impressive 29.3 per cent to 19,275 units.
• In Switzerland, too, the brand enjoyed excellent growth, gaining 0.7 percentage points of market share to attain a new high of 2.2 per cent. This represented Dacia’s best year to-date in the country as it increased its sales by 39.9 per cent to 7,824 units.
• In those Eurasian markets where it has a presence, Dacia has gained 0.2 percentage points to earn a market share of 7.9 per cent, with sales up by 5.8 per cent to a total of 90,926 units. The brand remains the market leader in both Romania and Bulgaria. In the former, Dacia sold 38,861 vehicles in 2016 to claim a 29.6 per cent share of the market. In Turkey, meanwhile, the brand broke new records in terms of both vehicle sales (47,529 units, up 6.3 per cent) and market share (4.8 per cent, up 0.2 percentage points).
• In the Maghreb, Dacia’s market share stands at 19.4 per cent with 66,165 sales in 2016 – an increase of 1.1 per cent. The brand is performing particularly well in Israel, where the first Dacia showroom opened its doors only two years ago and where 4,246 sales – a climb of 65 per cent – provided the brand with a 1.5 per cent share of the market. Dacia continues to lead the way, finally, in terms of vehicle sales in Morocco with a market share of 26.6 per cent, translating into 43,408 vehicle sales in 2016 (up 16.1 per cent).

Over the last 12 years, Dacia has sold more than four million vehicles. Today, the brand stands out as a major player in the automotive market thanks to its clear policy of manufacturing attractive models that provide real value for money for the equipment they pack.

Dacia’s models are built at four different factories on two continents, with plants in Pitesti (Romania), Tangier and Casablanca (Morocco), and Oran (Algeria). The company’s policy is to produce as close as possible to its markets in order to adapt to the different needs of its customers as closely as possible.

In its attractive product range, Dacia is a popular thanks to its active community of followers, with some 3.5 million fans across its various social networks.

Dacia to sponsor UKTV Channel DAVE, for one year, keeping it simple on prime time TV.

• Dacia sponsors peak time programming on ‘the home of witty banter’, Dave
• Eight different idents will be aired on weekdays between 9pm and 11:40pm
• In keeping with Dacia’s straight-talking image, the idents mock traditional advertising clichés
• Prime Time weekday sponsorship with slogan ‘Keeping it simple with Prime Time on Dave’ runs for one year

Dacia UK has partnered with UKTV channel Dave as its Prime Time programming sponsor. The one year sponsorship will feature across the channel’s best loved shows including: QI, Mock the Week, Dave Gorman: Modern Life is Goodish and Red Dwarf. 

Dave is known as the ‘home of witty banter’ and this brand new sponsorship allows Dacia to tap into the channel’s core audience of young males.

The partnership showcases over eight different bespoke idents each featuring the Dacia Duster and the slogan: ‘Keeping it simple with Prime Time on Dave’. From a fake family to a fibreglass rhino, the 10 second adverts mock the traditional automotive advertising clichés, keeping true to the straight-talking tone of voice that differentiates Dacia within the car industry.

James Boyer, Marketing Director, Groupe Renault UK said: “Dacia provides an alternative proposition for British car buyers – it’s straight-talking, anti-frivolous and easy to understand which has been key to delivering its unique position in the market. In that sense, Dave and Dacia draw many parallels so the sponsorship was an immediate choice for Dacia to be able speak to its core audience. Dave gives us a great opportunity to establish our tone of voice and what the brand stands for.”

Rupinder Downie, Partnership Controller, Channel 4 comments: “UKTV offers an incredible portfolio of opportunities to sponsors. We’re delighted to be working with Dacia to provide them with year round presence across Prime Time on Dave, a highly sought after programming strand.”

Dacia has proven very popular with owners and critics alike since launching just over three years ago.  What Car? magazine have rated the Sandero ‘Best Small Car under £12,000’ for four consecutive years.  

One of the UK’s largest automotive owner satisfaction studies, Auto Express Driver Power, has placed Dacia in its top five best manufacturers for three consecutive years, out of 32 brands featured in the 2016 survey, with customers praising the brand’s reliability in particular. 

In the separate 2016 Auto Express Driver Power Dealer Aftersales Satisfaction survey customers rated Dacia as second overall in the industry for dealer service – ahead of all premium and luxury brands. 

Dacia was ranked fourth out of 34 brands for customer satisfaction, with a 90 per cent satisfaction score, in the 2016 Which? Car survey.

The Dacia range comprises the Sandero five-door hatchback, available in three trim levels with a choice of two petrol engines and one diesel engine. Pricing starts from £5,995, making it the most affordable new car on sale in the UK today. The Sandero Stepway is the UK’s most affordable crossover – priced from £8,495.  It combines hatchback practicality with SUV looks and is available in two trim levels with a choice of a petrol or diesel engine.

The versatile Dacia Logan MCV offers a huge amount of space yet is the UK’s most affordable estate car, priced from £6,995 OTR.  The multiple award-winning Duster is the most affordable SUV on the UK market today – priced from £9,495. Duster is available in a choice of three trim levels, with 1.6-litre petrol or 1.5-litre dCi diesel engines and in 4x2 or 4x4 set-ups.

Over 90,000 Dacia models have been sold in the UK since its launch in January 2013. More than four million Dacias have been sold since Groupe Renault reintroduced the brand in Europe in 2004.

Dacia has announced UK pricing and specification for its updated vehicle range.

• Dacia announces UK pricing and specification for New Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Logan MCV
• New models feature upgrades to interior, exterior and equipment
• Air conditioning now standard on Ambiance versions and above
• Multimedia satellite-navigation & rear parking sensors now standard on Lauréate versions
• New Sandero and New Logan MCV available with new, more efficient SCe 75 1.0-litre engine
• DAB radio now available across entire Dacia model line-up & standard from Ambiance versions
• New lighting signature introduces LED daytime running lights to the Dacia range for the first time
• Average Residual Values increase by up to nearly six per cent due to revised specification & styling
• New Sandero priced from £5,995, New Sandero Stepway from £8,795 & New Logan MCV from £6,995

Dacia has announced UK pricing and specification for its updated vehicle range, which was unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in September.

Available to order now, New Sandero is priced from £5,995, New Sandero Stepway from £8,795 and New Logan MCV from £6,995. Even after all these upgrades, the New Sandero and New Logan MCV remain the most affordable new car and new estate car, respectively, available in the UK.

Efficiency gains of up to 10 per cent from new SCe 75 1.0-litre

The updates encompass changes to the interior, exterior and equipment levels, while these also see the introduction of a new SCe 75 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol engine for the New Sandero and New Logan MCV. 

 

This engine produces the same power as the outgoing 1.2-litre 16V 75, yet is up to 10 per cent more efficient. The well-proven TCe 90 petrol and dCi 90 diesel engines continue to be available across the revised range.

Offering customers more comfort, convenience and driving enjoyment, the enhancements ensure the Dacia range presents an even more tempting proposition to car buyers and are certain to build on the brand’s multi-award winning status. Since its launch in the UK in 2013, Dacia’s numerous awards include What Car?’s ‘Best Small Car under £12,000’ for four consecutive years for the Sandero and the brand has also been in the top five, out of 35 manufacturers, in the Auto Express Driver Power customer satisfaction survey for three consecutive years.  Dacia was named one of the ‘Most satisfying car brands of 2016’ by Which?, finishing third out of all manufacturers – just behind Tesla and Porsche.

Additionally, the upgrades and more focused UK equipment levels, which have been finely honed following UK customer feedback, have contributed to New Sandero, New Sandero Stepway and New Logan MCV benefiting from significantly increased residual values. In the November 2016 edition of the CAP Gold Book, the latest versions offer average RV improvements of as much as 5.8 per cent and nearly £600 after the first year on New Sandero.

Distinctive new front end design showcases Dacia’s new lighting signature

Of the comprehensive changes the most obvious is a brand new front end design that showcases Dacia’s new lighting signature. All three models receive new double optic front headlights, as on the Duster, and there are also LED Daytime Running Lights as standard across the range – a first for Dacia – which feature a pattern of four stacked rectangles. A brand new grille with a honeycomb design – edged in chrome on the Sandero Stepway and with a chrome centre line on the Sandero and Logan MCV – together with a sharper, more chiselled bumper that has more prominent fog lights complete the more dynamic, contemporary look.

The purposeful new style continues at the back. The rear lighting signature is based on four illuminated squares in the Sandero and Sandero Stepway, while the bumper designs have been reworked to emphasise the cars’ stance. The Sandero Stepway also benefits from a chromed exhaust tailpipe that highlights its tough, ready-for-action character.

Completing the exterior are fresh wheel designs for all three models. The available paint shades have also been extended to include the new Mink colour and the Chestnut colour that was previously unique to the Ambiance Prime trim level.

Contemporary interiors with a quality feel

The interior upgrades include a more elegant and more contemporary satin-effect chrome finish for the air vent surrounds, trim strip and centre console fascia, while a new four-spoke steering wheel design has the horn push in the centre, moving it from its previous position on the indicator stalk. The new steering wheel also offers improved integration of the cruise control and speed limiter buttons for Lauréate versions, an exclusive Soft Feel finish for high-end trim levels and, on the Sandero Stepway, a ‘Stepway’ logo on the chrome surround.

Additionally, the New Sandero Stepway boasts interior door releases that are now chrome plated and upholstery that features a 3D weave for a greater sensation of depth, enhanced by top-stitching. There are new upholstery fabrics, textures and patterns for the New Sandero and New Logan MCV too, which convey a fresher feel and a greater impression of comfort and quality.

For more convenience and in line with customer comments, the front electric window switches have been moved from the centre console to a panel by the door handles. There is the addition of a 12-volt power socket, which allows rear passengers to charge mobile devices, and numerous stowage spaces, including a front mobile phone cubby hole and a tray on the side of the console to accommodate small items. The new centre console design incorporates a bottle holder at the rear.

Equipment upgrades include Air Conditioning standard from Ambiance trim

Standard equipment has been strengthened with the additions of DAB radio on all three models (except for Access trim) – meaning that every Dacia model now benefits from DAB radio.  Air conditioning is now standard on Ambiance versions and above – meaning the Sandero Ambiance is the most affordable car with this feature as standard on sale in the UK.

Top-of-the-range Lauréate versions now include the MediaNav navigation system, incorporating a 7-inch touchscreen, AUX input, radio and USB and Bluetooth connectivity, and rear parking sensors as standard. Manoeuvring is further simplified with the availability of a reversing camera and Hill Start Assist.

The New Sandero, New Sandero Stepway and New Logan MCV continue to be available in a choice of trim levels that will be familiar to many existing Dacia owners. Sandero and Logan MCV can be ordered in Access, Ambiance and Lauréate specification, while the Sandero Stepway is available in Ambiance or Lauréate trim.

Specification by trim level – New Sandero & New Logan MCV  

Accessversions provide such standard features as black cloth upholstery, LED daytime running lights, double optic headlights with chrome surrounds, tinted windows, ESC (Electronic Stability Control) with ASR (Traction control) and Hill Start Assist (HSA), Anti-lock braking system (ABS) and Emergency Brake Assist (EBA), driver’s airbag, passenger airbag with deactivation function, front side airbags, ISOFIX points for child seats in both outer rear seats, 15-inch Tarkine wheel trims and 60/40 split folding rear seat.

On the New Sandero and New Logan MCV, Ambiance adds equipment that includes manual air conditioning, electric front windows (with driver’s one touch), AUX and USB input, DAB/FM/AM radio with fingertip controls and two front and two rear speakers, Bluetooth, remote central locking, ECO mode (TCe 90 and dCi 90 versions only), Stop and Start (TCe 90 and dCi 90 versions only), anti-intruder automatic door-locking system and Satin Chrome central console surround and instrument dial surrounds.  A new option for 2017 on the Ambiance trim is a Height Adjustment Pack (£50) that includes driver’s seat, steering wheel and front seatbelt height adjustment. 

Over Ambiance, Lauréateincludes some new features for 2017 – MediaNav Evolution 7-inch touchscreen multimedia system including satellite navigation and rear parking sensors.  This is in addition to cruise control, speed limiter,front fog lights, heated and electrically-adjustable door mirrors, height-adjustable driver's seat and steering wheel, leather gearknob and a seven-function on-board computer. Sandero versions receive Dark Carbon Indite cloth upholstery and the Logan MCV Black Indite cloth upholstery.

Specification – New Sandero Stepway

All New Sandero Stepway models boast a generous standard specification, which incorporates 16" ‘Stepway’ alloy-look wheels, 40mm raised ride height in comparison to the Sandero, Metal Grey roof bars, skid plates in Satin Chrome, tinted windows and Dark carbon ‘Stepway’ cloth.

New Sandero Stepway is available in Ambiance and Lauréate versions.  Compared to New Sandero and New Logan MCV, New Sandero Stepway also adds 16-inch wheels, front fog lights and the Height Adjustment Pack to Ambiance.  New Sandero Stepway adds electric rear windows and soft feel steering wheel to Lauréate.

Duster EDC: the most affordable automatic crossover in the UK

The New Sandero, New Sandero Stepway and New Logan MCV sit alongside the acclaimed Duster SUV, which was recently enhanced with the availability of the automatic six-speed EDC (Efficient Dual Clutch) transmission. The most affordable automatic crossover in the UK, the Duster EDC combines the comfort and smoothness of a dual-clutch automatic gearbox with fuel economy and low CO₂ emissions that are similar to those of a manual gearbox.

Available on Lauréate and flagship Prestige 4x2 Duster variants, the automatic EDC gearbox is mated to the popular 1.5 dCi 110 turbodiesel engine. Perfectly complementing each other, the pairing returns fuel economy of 62.8mpg (NEDC Combined) and CO₂ emissions of 116g/km.

Since relaunching to continental Europe in 2004, more than four million Dacias have been sold globally. In the UK, over 90,000 Dacia models have been sold since its launch in the country in January 2013.

New Sandero: ownership information and pricing

Sandero version	0-62mph (secs)	CO2 (g/km)	VED band	MPG (NEDC combined)	Insurance group	Price (OTR)
Access SCe 75	14.2	117	C	54.3	3E	£5,995
Ambiance SCe 75	14.2	117	C	54.3	4E	£6,995
Ambiance TCe 90	11.1	109	B	57.6	9E	£7,795
Ambiance dCi 90	11.8	90	A	80.7	10E	£9,195
Lauréate TCe 90	11.1	109	B	57.6	9E	£8,995
Lauréate dCi 90	11.8	90	A	80.7	10E	£10,395

Options

Sandero options	Access	Ambiance	Lauréate
Comfort Pack -       Electric rear windows -       Soft feel steering wheel	-	-	£100.00
15" Sagano alloy wheels	-	-	£300.00
16" Taiga alloy wheels			£450.00
Metallic paint	-	£495.00	£495.00
Armrest	-	-	£75.00
Height Adjustment Pack -       Driver’s seat height adjustment -       Steering wheel height adjustment -       Front seatbelt height adjustment		£50.00	Standard
Western European Mapping Upgrade	-	-	£90.00
Aspira leather upholstery	-	-	£500.00
Rear parking camera	-	-	£200.00
Emergency spare wheel	£100.00	£100.00	£100.00

New Sandero Stepway: ownership information and pricing

Sandero Stepway	0-62mph (secs)	CO2 (g/km)	VED band	MPG (NEDC combined)	Insurance group	Price (OTR)
Ambiance TCe 90	11.1	115	C	55.4	8E	£8,795
Ambiance dCi 90	11.7	98	A	74.3	9E	£10,195
Lauréate TCe 90	11.1	115	C	55.4	9E	£9,995
Lauréate dCi 90	11.7	98	A	74.3	10E	£11,395

Options

Sandero Stepway options	Ambiance	Lauréate
Metallic paint	£495.00	£495.00
Armrest	-	£75.00
Western European Mapping Upgrade	-	£90.00
Aspira leather upholstery	-	£500.00
Rear parking camera	-	£200.00
Emergency spare wheel	£100.00	£100.00

New Logan MCV: ownership information and pricing

Logan MCV	0-62mph (secs)	CO2 (g/km)	VED band	MPG (NEDC combined)	Insurance group	Price (OTR)
Access SCe 75	14.7	120	C	52.3	2E	£6,995
Ambiance SCe 75	14.7	120	C	52.3	2E	£7,995
Ambiance TCe 90	11.1	109	B	57.6	8E	£8,795
Ambiance dCi 90	11.8	90	A	80.7	9E	£10,195
Lauréate TCe 90	11.1	109	B	57.6	8E	£9,995
Lauréate dCi 90	11.8	90	A	80.7	9E	£11,395

Options

Logan MCV options	Access	Ambiance	Lauréate
Comfort Pack -       Electric rear windows -       Soft feel steering wheel	-	-	£100.00
15" Sagano alloy wheels	-	-	£300.00
Metallic paint	-	£495.00	£495.00
Armrest	-	-	£75.00
Height Adjustment Pack -       Driver’s seat height adjustment -       Steering wheel height adjustment -       Front seatbelt height adjustment	-	£50.00	Standard
Western European Mapping Upgrade	-	-	£90.00
Aspira leather upholstery	-	-	£500.00
Rear parking camera	-	-	£200.00
Emergency spare wheel	-	-	£100.00

Duster EDC: ownership information and pricing

Duster EDC	0-62mph (secs)	CO2(g/km)	VED band	MPG (NEDC combined)	Insurance group	Price (OTR)
Lauréate dCi 110 4x2 Auto	11.9	116	C	62.8	12	£14,995
Prestige dCi 110 4x2 Auto	11.9	116	C	62.8	12	£15,895

Options

Duster EDC options	Lauréate		Prestige
Metallic paint	£495.00		£495.00
MediaNav 7" touchscreen multimedia system including : - Satellite navigation - USB and AUX connection points - Steering column-mounted fingertip controls - Bluetooth connectivity for handsfree telephony and audio streaming - RDS – TMC (Traffic Message Channel) for Traffic Info - SIRI 'Eyes Free'	£450.00		Standard
Western European Mapping Upgrade	£90.00		£90.00
Aspira leather upholstery	£500.00		£500.00
16" Tyrol diamond-cut alloy wheels	£300.00		Standard
Rear parking sensors	£200.00		Standard
Reverse parking camera*	£400.00		Standard
4X2 Emergency Spare Wheel	£150.00		£150.00
Leather Pack Front & Rear seats finished in Ash Leather		£995.00	£995.00
Protection Pack Alarm Rear parking sensors "Monitor" carpet mats (front and rear) Exterior tailgate protection Mudguards - front and rear All-in-one Boot liner		£495.00	£495.00
Styling Pack Chrome side bars Chrome front bar Chrome plated exhaust tailpipe finisher		£595.00	£595.00
Touring Pack Standard towbar 13-pin electric kit Transversal roof bars (to fit longitudinal roof bars) Front central armrest - dark grey		£555.00	£555.00
Action Pack Fog lamp rings Rear roof spoiler Black rear roof spoiler Side Steps (Running boards) Chrome front bar		£745.00	£745.00