Dacia Small / City car reviews
If a city car is top of your shopping list, then browse through our reviews to find out which small car would suit your lifestyle.
Nippy, compact, great for city driving, small cars are good first cars as well as handy for driving around town. With fun engines and quirky looks, city cars can hold their own for longer journeys too these days.
We have a wide range of small cars for sale listed on the site, plus expert advice about small 4x4 cars, small cars with big boots, and fun fast city cars. Read our Dacia small cars reviews, including full performance figures, running costs, practicality, safety and handling statistics and options data. Browse photo galleries and research into potential problems using thousands of owners’ reviews.
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Dacia Small / City car reviews
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Dacia Spring Hatchback (2023 onwards) Review
One-star safety and poor handling mar Dacia's first EV
New price: £14,985 - £16,985Read full reviewPROS
- One of the cheapest new EVs you buy
- Interior is modern and easy to use
- Up to seven years of warranty
CONS
- One-star Euro NCAP safety rating
- Very flawed to drive
- Clearly built to a (low) price
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Dacia Logan MCV (2013 - 2020) Review
Used price: £1,524 - £8,143Read full reviewPROS
- Very cheap
- Huge boot
CONS
- Under- powered engines
- Sparse equipment list
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Dacia Sandero (2013 - 2021) Review
Bargain basement prices but rich in roominess
Used price: £944 - £8,490Read full reviewPROS
- Most affordable new car in the UK
- Roomy cabin and practical boot
- Most models are well-equipped
- Efficient engine range
CONS
- Rivals are more fun to drive
- Standard kit is poor on base model
- Diesel engine hikes price
- Interior quality is off the pace
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Dacia Sandero Stepway (2013 - 2021) Review
SUV-style looks add appeal to the Sandero, but at a high price – for a Dacia
Used price: £1,495 - £9,748Read full reviewPROS
- Spacious interior
- Super-cheap to buy and run
- Should prove hardwearing
- Fashionable crossover looks
CONS
- No added capability over regular Sandero
- Top-end models are too expensive
- No off-road ability
- Last-generation tech
