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[Davek]

After a lot of reading reviews and and watching YouTube videos etc traded in my Wifes 15 plate Hyundai i20 and picked up her 74 plate Manual Sandero Journey Hatchback in Shadow Grey 2 weeks ago. Very impressed so far, lovely looking car and i love the colour. Drives great and impressed by interior trim not as bad as some reviews say. The first thing I did was get a full size spare wheel with a Tyre from the Wheelshop, came with tools Jack and wheel brace in a bag all for £129 as I don't like inflater kits, it fits nicely into the wheel well. The only gripe i have is the lack of documentation that comes with these cars

No Owner Manual, No Manual for Multimedia, No specs on what oil or fluids to use, No service Book. I have downloaded the manual from this this forum but there are ref where it says refer to the Maintenance Document for your vehicle. Where do I find that ? Never had a car without Owners hand books before, had to watch YouTube to find out what it was and how to use My Perso. Anyway I will post Pics when I can when the cars not so dirty.

[OldBear]

Hi Davek,


Great car choice and you have done the right thing regarding a proper spare wheel plus tools, quite a few of us on here share the same view regarding cans of goo and pump - awful idea.

Unfortunately handbooks/owners manuals are becoming a thing of the past, glad you found one for your car on here. A pdf document is a very useful resource as you can search them, but not quite as handy when sitting in the car finding your way around. A lot of dealers don't include the print out referred to as the maintenance document - I believe supposed to with a new car. You could ask the dealer you bought the car from to provide or at least email a copy to you, or failing that contact Dacia uk - I took this latter approach when I bought my first Dacia at 1 year old and they kindly obliged via email.

Dacia Customer Relations 0344 3351111 - charged at local call rate