It’s doesn’t look like a suv

@@louisbeerreviews8964 of course it does 🙄

@@louisbeerreviews8964 are you crazy

Thanks, that's very kind of you and thanks for subscribing! I only just started this channel - and there's lots (and lots) of room for improvement, but let's see where it goes!

I think the sound is a huge problem on this channel. When sound is this low quality it is hard to get more subs :/

@@autoraiinternational Why are you call it Renault Dacia or Renault Dacia Duster? When you speak about a Skoda, you call it Vag-Skoda or Vw -Skoda? It is not better to call it Nissan-Renault-Dacia Duster? Imagine to change this lyrics in Indian style, it will be like worm game from the old Nokia's :)))

It's is! Tried it today and bought one too.

@@arethagrassi6420 congratulations! You took the automatic?

@@markart157 yes. With everything and it didn't break my budget. It was nice to drive too!

Thanks, see you in the next one!

Me too

Hi Yuri, I'm not sure to be honest. It's not in the trunk, maybe beneath it.

@@autoraiinternational Thanks for the answer! I was reading further and it looks like on some models, probably depending of the engine, the spare is inside the trunk, on others it’s underneeth.

1500 kg

4x4 is available, just not with an automatic transmission.

@@autoraiinternational I’m confused as to why they don’t offer the Duster in petrol/auto/4x4 configuration. A shame because that’s what I’ve wanted since the car came out.

@@bazfr6937 I think that is about Renault Group politics. If Dacia will offer Duster 4x4 auto transmission may affect Renault 4x4 auto transmission models sales

In the uk you can have a proper spare, at £250 as an option...does reduce the size of the boot

The first ones since 2010 are still going strong , so I wouldn’t worry about that !

UK warranty is only 3 years - not good enough. Wish they would fit a spare wheel as standard.

@@andyburns6496 They do , apart from the LPG one !

@@charlestaylor8566 Thanks, isn’t it an aftermarket add on? Slung below the boot in a cradle

All I heard was good reliability. Because they use cost-effective, proven and uncomplicated parts this means it is reliable (at least that's how it appears)

Only had the car for a couple of hours,. Can't give you a fair assessment without doing city+highway miles, etc.

I drive the same engine but the 4x4 manual box, driving in town you will be close to 7 liter and on autobahn here in Germany around 6.5 liters or even less when you don’t driving over 130 klm…i would say between 120 and 130 is the fuel economy zone for this engine. Very stable on snow and rain on high speed with all weather tires and 4x4, noise insulation depends on the road quality…sometimes you hear nothing and when the tarmac is rough then you get noise in the cabin but its not that bad. All in all very good value for money, i would prefer the front wheel drive automatic but since i live on the foot of the Alps i feel more save with the 4x4.

They do that in the uk

@@THEKARABOON i couldn't find an AT in their website though...

I think we get a CVT auto :(

Ford do NOT have problems with the ecoboost UK engines just the big US ones but that has been sorted. I have run both ford and dacia 998 engines as well as suzuki and NEVER had any problems,

@@leemingmerlin Okay. I've been looking for a smaller car and many newer models seem to have small 3 cylinder turbo charged engines. A normally aspirated engine would probably be a better bet once you get above 100000miles.

what kind of problems?

It's Dacia..It 's from Romania.Renault bought the brand years ago .

The safety ratings are updated every year and you get minus points if you don't have certain electronics features. It doesn't mean a car is unsafe if it gets low stars. Prob a top of the line 100.000$ [name you brand vehicle] from 2010 it woul prob get low stars by today standards

have you seen the boot size!! Massive in Duster compared to Vitara!

Yes, very simple. But because of that also very, very fast. Better experience when driving than in a lot of expensive premium cars.

I rather have premium functionality than fancy graphics, animations. But yes

Well compared to my analogue radio in my 2009 car it's probably brilliant

What do you expect in a budget car?!

Probably but then again you are not buying a Porsche.

That's only the new design which will be sold only in 2022. As of today they sell 2021 model which doesn't have a face-lift (new front and tail lights, etc).

This is how new models are presented..

In some counties it's sold as the Renault Duster

@@tomkeane8545 the one in the video it’s not a Renault

What difference does it make?

@@royfontaine5526same like Skoda and vw