Dacia Sandero
£14,950
- Make
- Dacia
- Model
- Sandero Stepway 1.0 TCe 90 Auto
- Year
- 2021
- Mileage
- 10,826 mi
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body
- SUV
- Engine
- 1.0
- Colour
- White
Overview
This 2021 Dacia Sandero Stepway combines practical SUV styling with efficient everyday motoring. The 1.0 TCe petrol engine delivers 90 horsepower with smooth automatic transmission, making it easy to drive in any situation. With just over 10,800 miles on the clock, this white example remains virtually as new. The Stepway variant adds rugged appeal with its raised ride height and protective styling. Perfect for those seeking affordable, reliable transport without compromise on comfort or modern conveniences.
Key Features
- ✓Air Conditioning
- ✓Bluetooth
- ✓Electric Windows
- ✓12 Month Warranty
- ✓Central Locking
About the Dacia Sandero Stepway 1.0 TCe 90 Auto
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The Dacia Sandero Stepway is a budget-friendly crossover hatchback that blends practicality with light SUV styling. It sits below mainstream competitors, targeting cost-conscious buyers who want space and versatility without premium pricing. The Stepway variant adds raised ground clearance, protective cladding, and a more rugged aesthetic compared to the standard Sandero. The 1.0 TCe 90 petrol engine offers modest performance suitable for city driving and moderate motorway use. The automatic transmission (likely a CVT or torque-converter unit depending on generation) provides convenience but trades some efficiency for ease of use. This model appeals to first-time car buyers, urban families, and those seeking value-oriented transport with practical appeal.
Pros
- +Very affordable purchase price and running costs
- +Spacious interior with flexible boot storage
- +Raised driving position and crossover styling
- +Easy to drive and park in urban areas
- +Decent fuel economy for engine size
Watch out for
- −Engine feels underpowered when fully loaded
- −Basic interior materials and cabin design
- −Automatic gearbox can feel sluggish
- −Limited safety features compared to rivals
Common issues
- !Transmission hesitation or jerky engagement reported
- !Interior trim durability concerns over time
