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Dacia
Jogger
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A used Dacia Jogger is an affordable seven-seat family car with estate car levels of space, an SUV-inspired style and a supremely practical interior. In other words, it combines all the good things from multiple car types.
Based on a cash price of £12,500, with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,500 at a representative APR of 12.4%. 48 monthly payments of £189.23. Fixed rate of interest per annum 6.45%. Optional final payment £5,289.00. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £3,872.02. Total amount payable £16,372.04. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

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Dacia
Jogger
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The Dacia Jogger is a seven-seat people carrier, or MPV, sharing many of its mechanical underpinnings with the popular Dacia Sandero hatchback.
Early cars use the 110hp 1.0-litre petrol engine, but Dacia has added multiple hybrids to the range since its first launch including 140hp and 155hp variants.
Popular Dacia Jogger trims
Dacia has tweaked its trim level names a few times over the years – earlier entry-level cars were pretty basic, but newer models come with more tech. Top-spec cars are much more complete.
> Dacia Jogger Essential – entry-level car with air-con, cruise control and smartphone connectivity
> Dacia Jogger Expression – this one adds an eight-inch touchscreen with sat-nav, a reversing camera and reversing sensors
> Dacia Jogger Extreme – high-spec model with modular roof bars that are very easy to use
Dacia Jogger history
Still in its first generation, the Dacia Jogger has had a couple of improvements to take it upmarket with more power, efficiency and tech.
> First-generation Dacia Jogger (2022) – this smart and stylish MPV replaced the outgoing Lodgy, which was never actually sold here, meaning this is the first seven-seat people carrier Dacia sold in the UK
> Dacia Jogger facelift (2026) – besides an uprated hybrid option, this car also got a minor design refresh and some new equipment
First and foremost, the Dacia Jogger has a lot of space. We’re talking 212 litres of boot space in seven-seat mode and 699 litres in five seat mode. You also get sliding and folding seats to make the best use of space for both passengers and luggage.
Equipment depends on trim level, but higher trim levels generally have an eight-inch touchscreen, a reversing camera and wireless phone charging.
We also love the Jogger’s modular roof bars. They run front-to-back, but you can pivot them side-to-side when you want to carry roof boxes, bikes and the like, without having to buy separate roof bars. It’s really smart.
The Jogger is a very straightforward car with pretty simple engines and gearboxes, so servicing should be quite easy. New Dacias come with a three-year vehicle warranty, which gets passed on to second-hand buyers.
Importantly, the Dacia Jogger is a comparably light car compared with most other seven-seaters, so it can get away with small and economical engine options like a 1.0-litre petrol, which claims 47mpg.
Hybrid models are even better on fuel around town, but all models should be cheap to insure and tax.
The Dacia Jogger is a superb choice for larger families on a budget, or anyone who regularly carries people, dogs or bulky gear. It offers seven-seat practicality for far less than most rivals.
Other similar cars include the Citroën C3 Aircross and Vauxhall Frontera.
Yes. Every Dacia Jogger has seven seats as standard. The third-row seats fold individually and can be removed when you need more luggage room.
Yes. Hybrid 140 models arrived in 2023 and use a self-charging system with an automatic gearbox. Newer models have 155hp over the earlier 140hp.
With all seven seats in use, the Jogger has 212 litres of boot space. Fold the third row and it grows to 699 litres. Remove it for 820 litres.
The Jogger is very family-friendly thanks to seven seats, easy-to-clean trim and flexible luggage space. It is especially compelling for buyers who need occasional third-row seating on a budget.
The Jogger uses simple, established mechanical parts, but it is still important to check service history and condition. Look after your car with routine servicing for the best chances.