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Brazil's much-loved Renault Sandero Stepway has become the Dacia Sandero Stepway for Europe. Dacia's sole connection to North America would be with Nissan. Both companies are Renault-controlled. Dacia's ethos mandates seriously high-value vehicles, a step above the Tata Nano but a step below anything we're offered in North America. The regular Sandero has sold almost 60,000 units since the end of last year in South America. The jacked-up Stepway accounts for 2,700 sales in Brazil and Argentina in that time period.
- Renault Will Build Logan, Sandero And Sandero Stepway In Argentina
Renault Argentina has announced it will invest $100 million (€92 million) to build the new Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Logan from mid-2016 at its plant in Santa Isabel. Read more »...
- Dacia Unveils New Stepway Versions Of Lodgy And Dokker Mpvs
Following the Sandero Stepway, two new Dacia models will get the rugged-looking Stepway treatment at the Paris Auto Show: the Lodgy and Dokker MPVs. Read more »...
- New Dacia Sandero Arrives In Russia Badged As A Renault
Alongside the RS 01 racer, Renault released the new generation Sandero and Sandero Stepway for the Russian market at the Moscow International Auto Salon. Read more »...
- Spy Shots: 2013 Dacia Sandero Stepway Is A Junior Duster
What we have here is next year's replacement to the Dacia- and in some countries, Renault-badged, Sandero Stepway, which is a high-riding version of the Sandero sub-compact hatchback, also due for a release in 2013. The more adventurous Sandero...
- Renault Launches Sandero Stepway Crossover Version
Renault is enriching its Sandero line-up with the introduction of a crossover version that will be launched from October in Brazil and then in Argentina. Manufactured at Renault’s Curitiba plant in Brazil, the Sandero Stepway is based on the French...
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GALLERY - DACIA SANDERO STEPWAY - 28 PHOTOS
Brazil's much-loved Renault Sandero Stepway has become the Dacia Sandero Stepway for Europe. Dacia's sole connection to North America would be with Nissan. Both companies are Renault-controlled. Dacia's ethos mandates seriously high-value vehicles, a step above the Tata Nano but a step below anything we're offered in North America. The regular Sandero has sold almost 60,000 units since the end of last year in South America. The jacked-up Stepway accounts for 2,700 sales in Brazil and Argentina in that time period.
Not a luxurious or fast vehicle, the Sandero Stepway is a real car with real new car feel at a price point where most people would be searching for decent 4-year old Japanese sedans. Think of 5.3L/100km in the city as a benefit, too. 28 pictures of the Sandero Stepway are available in the Gallery below.
- Renault Will Build Logan, Sandero And Sandero Stepway In Argentina
Renault Argentina has announced it will invest $100 million (€92 million) to build the new Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Logan from mid-2016 at its plant in Santa Isabel. Read more »...
- Dacia Unveils New Stepway Versions Of Lodgy And Dokker Mpvs
Following the Sandero Stepway, two new Dacia models will get the rugged-looking Stepway treatment at the Paris Auto Show: the Lodgy and Dokker MPVs. Read more »...
- New Dacia Sandero Arrives In Russia Badged As A Renault
Alongside the RS 01 racer, Renault released the new generation Sandero and Sandero Stepway for the Russian market at the Moscow International Auto Salon. Read more »...
- Spy Shots: 2013 Dacia Sandero Stepway Is A Junior Duster
What we have here is next year's replacement to the Dacia- and in some countries, Renault-badged, Sandero Stepway, which is a high-riding version of the Sandero sub-compact hatchback, also due for a release in 2013. The more adventurous Sandero...
- Renault Launches Sandero Stepway Crossover Version
Renault is enriching its Sandero line-up with the introduction of a crossover version that will be launched from October in Brazil and then in Argentina. Manufactured at Renault’s Curitiba plant in Brazil, the Sandero Stepway is based on the French...