- first look
DaciaSandero Stepway Bi-Fuel (2020-2021)
- Used only
- Small
- Bi-fuel
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The Dacia Sandero Stepway Bi-Fuel (2020-2021) is perhaps one of the most interesting cars of 2020. As the world turns to hybrid and electric, Dacia dares to be different and has brought back bi-fuel; cars that use both petrol and LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). When running on LPG, the car should emit less CO2 and cost less to run. Unlike pricey hybrids, the Stepway costs less to buy than some dinky city cars. Is it any good? Here’s our first impression of the Dacia Sandero Stepway Bi-Fuel.
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- Jun 2020Released
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