The new Dacia base model still gives you a little change from 10k but the model that I tested out was the more premium ‘Comfort’ model, a near top spec car that comes with all of the mod cons that you would expect from a modern car from only £13,195.
On the inside, the designers have worked to make this a much quieter ride, the seats have been built with better quality foam and the power steering has been improved. They have really done a lot to make the driving experience more pleasant. Unfortunately, I have not actually driven the old model (it never appealed to me) but while out and about in this one, I had no complaints. The blue tooth worked well and allowed me to stream my music from Spotify easily and I found it comfy, even after a few hours behind the wheel.
If you’re after a reliable car from getting the family from a to b, then I think you’d struggle to find anything to beat the Duster, especially for the price!
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