Dacia - Sandero (2009)

The Dacia Sandero – a name that has become synonymous with affordable, reliable transportation in many markets worldwide. Whether you’re eyeing a model from the 2009 range or a new used Dacia Sandero, you’ll quickly find that the Dacia Sandero price offers excellent value for money. In this overview we examine the 2009 model specifically, outline its key specifications, and give you a realistic picture of how its value holds up over time.

In the early part of its life cycle the 2009 Dacia Sandero price was straightforward: a new vehicle started at a modest price that reflected the brand’s philosophy of “simple, functional, and affordable.” Those low price points were a big draw for buyers in markets where affordability was the primary concern.

Below are the core specs that made the 2009 Sandero stand out in its segment. All of these figures are approximate and can vary depending on engine option, trim, and trim level.

• Engine: 1.2-liter, 4-cylinder, naturally aspirated petrol
• Power: 60–65 hp (depending on version)
• Torque: 100–110 Nm
• Transmission: 5-speed manual (manual option only)
• Fuel Type: Petrol
• Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive
• Horsepower (kW): 44–48 kW
• Car Length: 3,580 mm
• Car Width: 1,690 mm
• Car Height: 1,480 mm
• Wheelbase: 2,475 mm
• Kerb Weight: Approximately 1,025 kg
• Cargo Capacity: 350 liters (reconfigurable to 1,400 liters with rear seat folded)
• Fuel Consumption: ~5.5–6.0 L/100 km (city/highway mix)
• CO₂ Emissions: 125–140 g/km

These specifications illustrate why the Dacia Sandero was often praised for its spacious cabin and user-friendly design. Even with a modest engine, the car handled everyday driving comfortably, making it a favorite for city commuters and small families alike.

Understanding how a vehicle’s value changes is crucial when evaluating a used purchase. Here’s a clear, data-driven Dacia Sandero depreciation section that shows what you can expect over time.

Depreciation Insights:

• First Year: Typically loses 15–20% of its value when driving a fresh car for the first year.
• Year Two: An additional 10–12% loss, bringing total depreciation to ~25–32% of the original price.
• Year Three to Five: Depreciation accelerates slightly, with a cumulative decline of 40–50% by the end of year three.
• Beyond Five Years: Value stabilizes, usually ranging between 30–35% of the original price for well-maintained models.

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