The Sandero is a hatchback car developed by Renault do Brasil and Romania's Dacia - a subsidiary of Renault, aimed especially at the developing Eastern European and Latin American markets. The car is based on the M0 platform (at its launch on the B0), the same used by the European Clio III and Renault Logan, and although it is a hatchback, it is positioned in a market (and price) segment above the Logan, the model from which it derives.

From different angles, you can see that the Sandero's design is clearly inspired by that of the European Clio III. Both cars also have very similar external dimensions. However, the Clio III is much more refined in terms of finish and has more comfort and safety equipment.

The Brazilian Sandero was restyled in 2011, with a front inspired by the European Clio III. The Stepway version was also restyled. The rear was slightly modified and gained Fluence-style lettering. The interior received better finishes and the model was given the option of a four-speed automatic gearbox. The model should inspire a future restyling of the European Sandero. A new generation Sandero has already been on sale since 2012 in Europe, and is sold in...