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Dacia Duster: coming two new engines

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Dacia Duster, big box of the year, expanding its range with two new engines, history to win a maximum of clients. The Romanian Suv can now be equipped with four-cylinder 1.6l 16v 105hp can fuel up at either SP95, SP98, E10 or E85.

The other mechanism is the four-cylinder diesel 1.5l dCi 90hp and must now equipped with particulate filter to meet the Euro 5 standards. This mechanism shall immediately replace the 1.5l dCi 85hp. These engines versions 2 and 4 × 4 × 4 Duster. Access prices from € 14,700 for the diesel version.
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