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Dacia Duster Ambiance dCi 110 4x2

£149 per month with a £2,625 deposit (7.9 per cent APR)

Dacia Duster front tracking

Just like the smaller Sandero, the Dacia Duster offers maximum metal for minimal money. It’s the size of a Nissan Qashqai, and yet you’ll struggle to find many superminis that can match its price. Its other major strength is practicality – it’s very spacious.

The 475-litre boot is 45 litres bigger than the Qashqai’s, and in Ambiance trim split-folding rear seats expand this to 1,636 litres. The Duster is unlikely to appeal to brand-conscious buyers, but for those who like their cars rugged and spartan, it’s a great choice.

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List price: £11,995 

Aim to pay: £11,995 

Deposit: £2,625

APR: 7.9 per cent No. of payments: 48 monthly

Final payment: £4,042 Total amount: £14,066

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