Renault Logan

[dd1313]

Hi Guys

I am intested in feedback on the renault logan.I hear that the Nissan NP200 bakkie is actually a Logan
with a Canopy.

Thanks
DD

 

[KleinBoontjie]

Nissan NP200 = Sandero
Same engin, same dashboard

 

[supersunbird]

Nissan NP200 = Sandero

Nissan NP200 and the Logan are very similar. Bantam/Ikon way. The Sandero doesn't look the same at the front, but that can just be updated body panel styling. Then it would be more like the Bantam/Ikon/Fiesta...

Anyway, find out if the engines are the same. Because the Bantam is popular I have no probs finding most parts for my Ikon. The NP200 is very popular/ a good seller.

 

[Quantum Theory]

The NP200, Logan and Sandero are Dacias. The NP200 is actually called a Logan Pick-Up, when sold as a Dacia...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dacia_Logan#Logan_Pick-Up

 

[KleinBoontjie]

Both the NP200 and the Sandero got the same engine, parts are made locally at the Renault/Nissan plant at Roslyn, Pretoria. I don't know about the Logan, but if the engin is the same, then you should have no difficulty getting parts. Also, very sturdy engine.

 

[Fazda]

Once a Dacia always a Dacia - good luck whichever way you go.

 

[sasaasso]

i Think Same engin and same dashboard

 

[KleinBoontjie]

Hello noob

 

[TheChamp]

i Think Same engin and same dashboard

Same front lights, same fenders, Logan, and NP200 are basically the same thing, they share the same engine with the Sandero. And yes dashboard too, the cheapness on the interior is also unmistakably similar.

Do you want to buy the Logan?

 

[FiestaST]

The only Logan that matters:

 

[Space]

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Renault Taliant Revealed As Rebadged Dacia Logan With Different Lights

The third-generation Dacia Logan has gained the Renault badge for select markets where it will be sold with a fresh look for the headlights and taillights.

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Renault Taliant Revealed As Rebadged Dacia Logan With Different Lights​

Mar 12, 2021 at 2:04am ET

By: Adrian Padeanu

Romania's cheap small sedan spawns an equivalent Renault for select markets.​

The no-nonsense Dacia Logan is now in its third generation, and once again, parent company Renault is slapping its own badge on the back-to-basics sedan to sell it in markets where the equivalent Dacia is not available. Revealed this week in Turkey, the new model gets a fresh name – Taliant – replacing Symbol the company had been using since 1999 when it debuted as a second-generation Clio sedan.

Not to be confused with Thalia (the name used in some markets for the Symbol) or the bigger and fancier Talisman, the new Renault Taliant is essentially a rebadged Logan. However, you will notice the headlights and taillights have a different design as they're more in line with current models carrying the diamond logo. Perhaps the most obvious change is at the back where the C-shaped taillights extend onto the trunk lid.

Gallery: 2021 Renault Taliant​

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Renault also made some tweaks to the front grille design to give it a Clio-like look, further accentuated by the reshaped headlight clusters. A two-tone alloy wheel design separates it from the Dacia Logan, and that's about it regarding exterior changes. Overall, we prefer the look of the Taliant over its Romanian counterpart, but that's a matter of taste at the end of the day.
Interior images have not been provided, although it's unlikely to stray away from the donor car. It should be the most spacious models in its class, not that there are many sedans left in the B segment anyway now that crossovers and SUVs have taken over. For reference, here is the Logan's cabin:

Details regarding what's under the hood have not been provided, but we're expecting three-cylinder engines and no diesel. Naturally aspirated and turbocharged mills are likely in the offing, topping out at 100 horsepower. Depending on the engine, the Renault Taliant will probably be offered with a six-speed manual gearbox and a continuously variable transmission. A bi-fuel engine is available for the Logan by accepting liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), making it the most frugal powertrain of the bunch and an indirect replacement of the four-cylinder 1.5-liter dCi.

Renault Turkey will have the Taliant on sale by mid-2021. Meanwhile, spy shots have revealed Dacia will be turning the Logan into a pseudo-rugged wagon, potentially carrying the "Stepway" suffix. It's expected to hit the market in 2022 and replace both the Logan MCV wagon and the Lodgy minivan.
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Source: Renault