Renault Logan and Renault Sandero are two popular budget cars from the French manufacturer. Both are built on the same platform but have different body types: sedan and hatchback. Externally, the Logan looks more classic and strict, while the Sandero is more youthful and dynamic.
In terms of technical specifications, differences are minimal. Both Logan and Sandero are equipped with the same engines and transmissions: petrol engines 1.4 L (75 hp) and 1.6 L (82 hp or 102 hp), 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic. Fuel consumption in combined cycle is about 7 L/100 km.
Equipment for both cars includes a basic set: front electric windows, air conditioning, driver and passenger airbags. Higher trims add ABS, heated seats, multimedia with Bluetooth. Ground clearance is the same for both models — 155 mm.
Cost logically varies: the Sandero is usually cheaper in base versions, but for a full package with automatic transmission you will have to pay extra. Prices on the secondary market are close, but the Sandero depreciates slightly faster due to its hatchback body.
Conclusion: If you need a spacious trunk (510 L for Logan vs 320 L for Sandero), choose Logan. If maneuverability and style matter, choose Sandero. Both cars are reliable, cheap to maintain and suitable for urban use.
