Sandero customer reviews Sandero seen through the eyes of those who drive it every day

I first bought a Sandero in 2016 and when the time came to replace it my main criteria was "why wouldn't I buy another one?" I looked at the competition and concluded there was no reason. I have not been disappointed - after 2000 miles the car has proved perfectly suitable for my needs, economical and the presence of a spare wheel in the boot gives me reassurance that I stand a good chance of getting home under my own steam if a puncture is experienced. Not many cars give you that option these days.

This is our 4th Sandero, they are good reliable cars and excellent value for money..

This new one however, came with a manufacturing fault. The front wheel tracking was not set properly and the car was pulling to the right.

I was impressed that Dacia UK took a keen interest in this, and their Executive Agent Kay continued to stay in touch, both with me to provide reassurance, and the car dealership to chase up a warranty repair. The car is working fine now and we're very happy with it.

The car is very nice inside and out but the only problem that i have with it is that the mirrors & windows and the drivers side have aloud rattling noise which needs to be resolved

The vehicle is comfortable and accommodates all my driving needs. Plenty of room inside and a pleasure to drive being an automatic.

helpful staff friendly

no problem in the showroom its the finance department that causes the stress

Service was done promptly and any issues identified.

Great affordable car and great service

This is my 3rd Sandero. This one seems much more powerful than previous ones even on the eco setting.

Glad to have electric rear windows back (this was on the 1st one but not the 2nd)

I'm not happy with the collar now used in selecting reverse gear, and on a number of occasions it has slipped out of this gear.

I do not like the lane assist function, and the fact that it cannot be completely disabled ( please let me know if I've missed something here!).

The camera detection of road speed limits can be a bit annoying, e.g. when it sees a side road with a 20 mph on and thinks it's on the main road, or on motorways with variable speed signs it doesn't always register the national speed limit sign on the overhead gantry. On one occasion it must have picked up a number off the back of a truck and gave the speed limit of 80 mph!!

This is our 4th dacia sanderso stepway and whilst all have been different and each having different changes, I'm very surprised that you have still not upgraded wing mirrors to be electrical that when you park the wing mirrors close into the car automatically to avoid scratches from other vehicles and more space to open the car door. I have also found the pedals on this dacia have to be very high especially the brake and clutch. With certain shoes I have to balance my foot in the air which is most uncomfortable. I also think it would be a good idea to have the passenger seat having the function of being able to raise the seat higher just like the drivers seat.

Dacia Sandero. Small car that has enough umph for most if today's driving conditions. Quick off the mark at traffic lights, and comfortable at 70 mph on motorways. Economic on fuel. Comfy and nice looking interior with room for 4 adults. Boot is a tad smaller than my old Sandero but good enough for daily use. Exterior looks rival other small cars, I particularly like the new white logo on mt white car.

It's affordability is tops. I could buy it outright, so no expensive credit arrangements. Dacia dealership near me (Derby) is brilliant with super friendly staff.