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2025 Dacia Sandero Stepway
1.0 TCe Extreme 5dr CVT
£20,645
Overview
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—
Registration
2025 (25 reg)
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Petrol
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1L
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Automatic
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5
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—
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Green
Strong feature set for money
The Extreme trim includes lots of kit as standard: blind-spot warning, reversing camera, auto-air conditioning, LED Y-shape daytime running lights, heated mirrors, height-adjustable driver’s seat with armrest, roof rails, etc.
Arnold Clark
+2
dacia.co.uk
+2
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Arnold Clark
+2
Nationwide Vehicle Contracts
+2
Versatile / rugged-looking design
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dacia.co.uk
+3
dacia.co.uk
+3
Arnold Clark
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Decent practicality
Good boot space: ~328 litres with the rear seats up, and over 1,100 litres when folded. Plenty of room for everyday load, family or shopping.
Auto Express
Also the interior has useful touches — split rear seats, isofix mounts, good storage, etc.
Arnold Clark
+1
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The 1.0 TCe 90hp with CVT is fairly efficient in combined usage, though a bit less so than the manual equivalents. It still delivers good MPG/mixed fuel economy for what you get.
Auto Data
+2
Auto Data
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Value for what it delivers
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?? What you might want to watch out for / trade-offs
Performance / CVT limitations
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Auto Express
+1
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Auto Data
+2
Auto Data
+2
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Resale / brand perception
Dacia is known for value rather than luxury. If you care about brand prestige, feature-rich rivals, or resale value over many years, you may prefer something more established/premium. Value will hold up reasonably, but not as much as premium brands.
Safety ratings / advanced technology
While it has many safety features, its Euro NCAP rating (depending on variant an
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