(ENG) Dacia Dokker Laureate 1.5 dCi - Test Drive and Review

[@hanford65]

Wish they'd sell them in the UK. That's just the vehicle I need. The van like rear doors are good. Way better than a one piece tailgate. As for comfort,if the seats are like my 2004 kangoo then they'll be comfortable. I've travelled 10 hours at a time in my van with no discomfort. For extra sound insulation I put carpet underlay beneath the flooring. Worked a treat.

[@asaadezzaher2187]

Very good workhorse for honest people

[@gmodderr]

I drive a 2012 Fiat Doblo at work, and it feels cheaper and slower than the Dokker even though it costs almost twice as much

[@florjantrepca]

Why u 🤥🤥🤥 lie? It's not true

[@normanmunns4743]

I owned a Dacia Duster and used it for a minicab for 4 years and couldn't fault it. Owned by Renault Cant go wrong with Dacia

[@thoralfzollner5001]

are you sure, you had the original Seats??? i drove 500km at once and had no backpain. Also i can push my Dokker on the Autobahn up to 170 Km/h. but not with the BC on the current usage . at top speed, he uses 21 to 23 Liters at 100 km. ;-) the Dokker is a great car with lots of storage. and if you want to "tune" it , use Renault parts.......

[@NE0TIMELESS]

Perhaps you got a new model, the video is from 2014

[@smirorthodox]

Хороший автомобиль, спасибо за обзор.

[@altern8ive]

thanks for these uploads. two months ago (10,000 Subs) you said you were going to review the Alfa Giulietta, do you have a schedule when that might be please?

[@MarekDrives]

altern8ive I know, it's there on my conscience waiting for editing. I promise to get it done this year.

[@altern8ive]

Marek Drives excellent! and thanks for replying :)

[@antraciet]

I ordered one today (dokker van), ful options, AC, media nav, sensors, ... diesel : 13.800 €, but i need to wait 5 months,.. :-( Good review, and yes, quality is here and there not that good, but ach,..so what, it is a van like you mentioned in the video.

[@Ridingpower_com]

hi, i think it depends on how often you use the van. i spend somewhere from 8 to 16 hours a day with mine. in the beginning i did not mind either but now i want all the comfort i can find. after 4 months what is your experience like? Do you still like? Is the noise bearable?

[@antraciet]

I drove in 4 months : 3500 km, is not a lot, but i am stil very happy with the car. I consume arround 5 - 5.5 liters per 100 km. Last time it was 4.8 liters/100 km. The noise is the same or less then the Berlingo i had before. Only thing is that the doors are so 'light'. The media-NAV, i like a lot and a plus : a lot of storage in the front. Very handy for some papers, ... For me the car is more then ok and i stay with Dacia, is an honnest car for a good price.

[@NE0TIMELESS]

Is the berlingo a better car?

[@baranyavuz4730]

Thanks. Very good presentation.

[@MarekDrives]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BillyNoMates1974]

Good review. Are you able to review the Dacia Logan MCV?

[@MarekDrives]

BillyNoMates1974 I'll see what I can do.

[@emincapak]

it need key or not?

[@MarekDrivesENG]

This review is almost 10 years old. My archive with specifications doesn't reach that far. Watch the interior shots, and you'll know.

[@rozelnox]

Silly question, does someone in the field know if by "reclying pieces" houses mean actually using old pre owned car pieces or they are still brand new but simply spare ones? :)

[@MarekDrives]

I meant taking bits and pieces from older Renault models, and using them in a brand new Dacia.

[@johannesvandermarliere8544]

i own a dacia dokker , end all is brand new coms from the dacia factory in marocco , its all old tecnieck thats way its realy cheap end a realy good car for the monny ,

[@mikemayers9353]

it means using old part design with no need to pay for new designs and toolings to build

[@ramanidpr40]

very nice car , but of course cheap and quality ......does not always go together ....you have to sacrify somehting ,,,,comfort

[@tamasbakai2026]

Who couldnt I subscribe you until now, I dont know.