New 2019 Dacia Sandero deals

2019 Dacia Sandero deals

Full length Dacia Sandero video review with market value analysis

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Dacia Sandero
Dacia Sandero

So how much are you going to end up paying? Believe it or not, from around just £6,000. That makes the Sandero the cheapest car you can buy. It undercuts other much smaller budget models such as the Suzuki Celerio by around £1,000 and offers more space inside.

For some perspective, in size, this car is somewhere between a Fiesta-shaped supermini and a Focus-sized family Hatch. So you get the idea.

It really is hard to argue with this kind of value proposition. There's only a single five-door hatchback bodystyle but it does come in either standard form or as the 'Sandero Stepway', a variant that dresses up this design with a bit more SUV-style attitude and offers a higher ride height.

Go shopping at the lower end of the standard Hatch range and you can't expect too much in terms of standard equipment, though things have improved in that regard with this revised model.

Most variants get a DAB radio and you no longer have to stretch right top the top of the range for air conditioning - it's now standard from the 'Ambiance' level upwards. As before, the entry-level 'Access' versions come only with the base SCe 75 Petrol engine and are equipped with Manual windows all round.

For this kind of money of course, you might expect to have to have to wind up your windows yourself and do without things like body-coloured bumpers or remote central locking, but it may be a shock to find that you don't even get a radio or something as basic as a passenger grab handle - and that the only colour on offer is white.