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Taking pride of place at Renault's Sao Paulo Motorshow stand is the new Sand'Up Concept that is based on the French firm's Sandero Stepway crossover (click here for details) which is sold in the South American markets. The 2+2 seater concept with the see-through doors features a modular design which allows it to be easily transformed from a three-door hatchback to a convertible or a two-seater pick up with a covered bed. -Continued
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- Gallery - Dacia Sandero Stepway - 28 Photos
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Renault Sand'Up Concept Premieres at Sao Paulo Motorshow
Taking pride of place at Renault's Sao Paulo Motorshow stand is the new Sand'Up Concept that is based on the French firm's Sandero Stepway crossover (click here for details) which is sold in the South American markets. The 2+2 seater concept with the see-through doors features a modular design which allows it to be easily transformed from a three-door hatchback to a convertible or a two-seater pick up with a covered bed. -ContinuedPower comes from the same 1.6-liter bio-ethanol engine found on the Sandero Stepway that delivers an output of 112HP and is mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. According to Renault, the front-wheel-drive concept can accelerate form standstill to 100 km/h in 10.5 sec. The French carmaker has no plans of introducing a production version of the vehicle.
- Dacia Details Its New 5-speed Easy-r Automated Manual Transmission
Dacia has released further details about its first-ever automated manual transmission. Offered with the TCe 90 engine on the Logan, Logan MCV, Sandero and Sandero Stepway, the five-speed Easy-R automated manual gearbox is said to provide the convenience...
- 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...
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The Barcelona Auto Show saw Renault's low-cost Romanian brand, Dacia swiping off the covers from the Sandero Stepway, a small hatchback with raised ground clearance but no all-wheel drive system as the crossover retains the standard Sandero's...
- Gallery - Dacia Sandero Stepway - 28 Photos
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