http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/Drives/Search-Results/Long-term-tests/Dacia-Duster-15-DCi-Laureate-4x4-2013-long-term-test-review/

http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/upload/31125/images/300x200/095DaciaDusterCARLTT.jpg

Never in my life would I expect a Duster to be compared to a Mclaren

Cool find!

makes sense, I've heard the 12C is a very emotionless car, so much power it needed to be a technological razor blade to keep you between the lines, but wasn't the threat of death or immolation what made supercars fun in the first place?

not like i would know, I'm in the market for a dacia after all ;)

Never thought i would see Dacia or Duster and Mclaren mentioned in the same sentence, can't say i seen this coming

makes sense, I've heard the 12C is a very emotionless car, so much power it needed to be a technological razor blade to keep you between the lines, but wasn't the threat of death or immolation what made supercars fun in the first place?

not like i would know, I'm in the market for a dacia after all ;)
how does that relate to the duster? :P

With more and more vehicle models coming out I think ever model is more focused. There is now a vehicle that is the perfect fit for everyone. I always thought that was a problem with the car industry before the 2008 crash, but I guess it is good business nowadays.

It is good to have focus

There are too many cars that are not focused in their direction.

how does that relate to the duster? :P

the duster is an emotionless cheap a to b vehicle...

the duster is an emotionless cheap a to b vehicle...

sadly it is, but what can you expect from something that's priced so cheap. I rather have a cheap, reliable and dependable vehicle that is emotionless than one that has emotion but lacks in other key areas.

I wouldn't say its emotionless

emotion is based on the driver :)

I wouldn't say its emotionless

emotion is based on the driver :)

haha thats true, it's in all of us. we just need to find ways to love what we drive no matter what it is.