Renault/Dacia Sandero 2012: The official images

For several months following the expected evolution of Sandero (Renault and Dacia) through drawing, spyshots and so now the wait is over with the first gallery of images of the redesigned version of the city, the best sellers of Dacia.

Here are pictures of the new image of the Romanian city that takes a nose end inspired both the Scenic II modernized as some current models of the French brand. Appearance is not bad and the car is further enhanced by this new presentation, which refers mainly to the headlights, taillights and wheels of Sandero.

New spoiler bumper, new grille, new headlamps newly designed chrome finish, but blackened B-pillars to reduce dl'auto profile, new glass rear lights, new wheel covers or alloy wheels (eg take the Twingo Stepway RS), was enough to make this new Sandero attractive to urban buyers reasoned that known for its many qualities that go beyond content price.

Inside, you find a control panel that takes advantage of plastics more rewarding and offers a better perceived quality. Note also slightly redesigned door trim, as the center console, which now includes (optional) radius.

Note that the instruments on board to have strips of aluminum or chrome, depending on the version and a new graphical less austere. The center console seems to carry an insert of aluminum or painted black ... such as luxury cars. No details on the proposed engines Dacia with the European version, but it is likely that the current range will be carried out (1.2 L 16V 75 (gasoline or LPG), 1.5-liter dCi 75, 1.5-liter dCi 90), although it would be good to find a claw gasoline version with 90 horsepower, for example!

Version Stepway is also the same direction as the street version range of small physical style and adventurous lifted the suspension with a front that resembles a Renault Scenic RX4 version or conquest.

Finally note that it may be that the Sandero offers a range of colors more consistent than the current one is still pretty basic. A review in a few months in Europe during the launch and the grant in late 2011.