Top 5 Renault Sandero articles on AutoTrader
The French budget-supermini has plenty to offer if entry-level motoring is what you require. These five articles compare models, investigate family-friendliness and take a look at fuel-efficiency as well as safety features. A must-read if you're thinking about buying a Sandero.
Entry-level motoring need not mean driving a coffin on wheels. Ever since its re-introduction in 2014, the stylish Renault Sandero features stability control, which is quite hard to find in the starter car segment. With each new facelift Renault keeps adding more tech and convenience features, making the Sandero, and its micro-SUV sibling, the Sandero Stepway, a winner in the small-car category. Over the years we've written many articles on this little humble Frenchman, so if you're doing a bit of homework on the Sandero, you've come to the right place.
1. Renault Sandero Stepway Plus (2018): A value-packed new edition
"It’s neither too masculine nor feminine, it’s fun on tar and good on dirt. Young moms will feel reassured by its safety features, older persons will appreciate its ride height and manoeuvrability, and worry-pot fathers of varsity kids will sleep easy at night."
When the enhanced Stepway Plus joined the fleet in 2018, it came with even more features. Smart-phone mirroring was added in May 2019 made it even more appealing. Read our review to learn more about this baby-SUV-superstar.
2. Renault Sandero vs. Nissan Micra Active vs. Kia Picanto
Penny-pinching motorists want value for money above all else, these days. Martin investigates the costs involved in keeping the Sandero running vs. the Nissan Micra Active and Kia Picanto.
3. Is the Renault Sandero Stepway a good car for families?
The modern, nuclear family would do well to invest in a Sandero, especially since it offers decent safety features, a decently-sized boot and very low fuel usage.
4. Renault Sandero vs. Suzuki Swift vs. VW Polo Vivo: Here's our winner
You'd never guess who takes first place! Clue: It doesn't mind climbing sidewalks and it's French!
5. Renault Sandero vs. VW Polo Vivo vs. Toyota Etios hatch: Running cost comparison
The venerable Volkswagen Polo Vivo is compared to the Sandero as well as one of SA's safest small cars, the Toyota Etios Hatch.
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