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[Cyprus Times] Dacia Sandero: The model with the cheapest cost of ownership in its class

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Dacia is a car manufacturer that has the ability to offer everything the modern buyer wants at a low purchase price.

Therefore, the new generation of its models continues the tradition of offering cars with an amazing value for money. Something that has a direct impact on the cost of ownership of the brand's models.

The new Sandero confirms all of the above by strengthening its market presence following Dacia's announcement that the model provides the most competitive Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) statistics in its segment. In addition to its unbeatable price, the new TCO figures underline that customers really do get the best value, not only by buying, but also by using the Dacia Sandero.

Calculated over a period of 36 months/48,000 kilometres, the Sandero (Comfort TCe 90 version) - represents an ideal proposition for customers who want to save money. According to the survey, on average, the Sandero costs €3,610 less over three years and 48,000 kilometres than its nearest competitor. That equates to an average saving of €100 per month. This figure is calculated based on a range of information derived from the Sandero's efficient engines and low fuel consumption, affordable starting price and class-leading residual values. Together with the low purchase price, the Sandero remains a smart buy for consumers looking for exceptional value driving without compromise. Another vital element in ensuring low overall running costs and elements such as servicing, maintenance and repairs. An area in which the Sandero significantly outperforms all its rivals, representing an average saving of over €298 over 36 months / 48,000 km of driving compared to its next most affordable competitor in the segment.

The Dacia Sandero is on showrooms at Pilakoutasgroup with a price starting from €13,500.

Source: Dacia


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