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Logan i
This car is simply excellent in terms of practicality. You can fit everything. There's no wagon in this class with more cargo space. You can pack a dog, bags, kids, and the 1.6 gasoline 105 HP engine handles it without a problem. I transported an IKEA kitchen + trailer in it, and the car managed. Ground clearance like an Audi Allroad :P The underside of the engine is protected by a metal shield. The car is trouble-free. These newer generations are incomparable to the facelifted version one. It looks nice and has everything you need.
Pros:
Excellent practicality, Vast cargo space, Capable 1.6 105 HP engine, High ground clearance, Durable and reliable
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Logan: Years of Use Review
My review after several years of using this car. It was bought as a second car for tough jobs, and it performs excellently. I don't fuss over it; I just use it for everything and I'm impressed. I'm not a slave to the car; it works for me. Friends pity me for driving a Logan, while I pity them for the money they invest in their Western rides. For the last two years, I worked 700km from home, and the Logan never failed me, and the fuel costs...
Pros:
Reliable for tough jobs, Low running costs, Practical and utilitarian
Cons:
Perceived as basic by some
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Dacia Logan MCV LPG: Indestructible After 9 Years!
Revisiting my review after 9 years with a Dacia Logan MCV and BRC LPG system, with 290,000 km (250,000 km on LPG). I have to say, this Dacia is indestructible!!! Yes, there were minor issues during this time: replaced ignition coil, air temperature sensor, radiator (mechanic damage), and recently, a complete clutch replacement at 280,000 km. That's it for repairs! All other costs were normal maintenance. As you can see, the Dacia with the 1.6 engine...
Pros:
Remarkably durable and reliable, Cost-effective to run, especially with LPG, Low maintenance costs beyond standard wear and tear
Cons:
Some minor electrical/sensor issues typical for its age
Dacia Logan I 1.4 MPI (75 Hp) Sedan
140,000 km
Problem: Window Regulator
The rear window regulator is faulty. I had to lubricate the copper circuits of the rear lights with WD40 as braking or signaling caused issues with the bulbs. This is common with many Renaults, and the car slept outdoors for 7 years.
Pros:
500-liter trunk!, Relatively comfortable, Very reliable
Cons:
Windshield washer hoses under the hood are porous, Rear bench seat is not foldable, Rear brake/turn signal light issues due to copper circuit problems
Dacia Logan I 1.4 MPI (75 Hp) Sedan
188,000 km
Problem: Fragile Paint
Strengths: Robustness, reliability, space, suspension comfort. Reasonable fuel consumption (5l/100 km - 850km covered on the last fuel mark). Faults: Annoying noises from manual window winders while driving. Very average paint quality. Faulty front right window winder: occasional blockages. Broken boot lock.
Pros:
Robustness, reliability, space, suspension comfort, Reasonable consumption (5l/100 km) (850km range)
Cons:
Parasitic noises from manual window winders while driving, Very average paint quality, Faulty front right window winder: occasional blockages, Broken boot lock
Dacia Logan I 1.4 MPI (75 Hp) Sedan
104,000 km
Problem: Brake Caliper
The car has good reliability and is economical. However, there were issues with the service brake warning light sensor, corrosion on the exhaust fastenings, and premature wear of the steering wheel, with the plastic degrading after 3 years.
Pros:
Reliable, Economical
Cons:
Service brake warning light sensor, Exhaust fastener corrosion, Premature steering wheel wear (plastic degraded after 3 years)
