Renault Duster | Diesel, petrol, AWD, all variants | Gone But Not Forgotten |

[@evoIndia]

Do you have any memories with the Renault Duster? Do share them in the comments below.

[@hellcat7394]

Now Renault would launch the previous gen for sure

[@_Funonwheels]

Hi Sirish & Evo india, while you guys keep forgetting. It's not the stiff taigun & kushaq that gives the ride of Duster, there is another forgotten brand Citroen, their cars do have the ride quality. As an enthusiasts running this channel, please let your team know such a brand do exists. While you guys make forgotten cars content, you are already forgetting an existing brand 'everytime'.

[@nravi87]

One episode for the Skoda Yeti please!!

[@interceptingthetime]

I owned 2012 Diesel 110PS, kept it for 10 years, drove it for almost 2L kms. It was magic, I own Scorpio N now but still miss Duster's ride and handling combo. I was ready to buy next gen duster as it's replacement but sadly Renault didn't bring any. Duster can't be a Duster without Diesel engine !!

[@evoIndia]

We hope the new Duster gets a diesel engine too!

[@ismelipuspus]

Lmao like you've not faced any injector issue 😂 just emotional attachment and that N/A petrol was just pure shetttt

[@DrTJTechie]

With replaced injectors and wiring?

[@interceptingthetime]

@@DrTJTechie only one injector failed which I got it repaired and no issues with wiring. Little work in suspension.

[@DrTJTechie]

@@interceptingthetime Hard to find a replacement for the Duster's ride quality. I specially liked the HPS of the Duster Nowadays all new 'SUVs' have very unsuv like super light EPS

[@hareeshshaji2897]

It still looks better than most of the so called SUV's that we get today.

[@incorrigible117]

8:27 fun fact,I was in charge of making the k9k engine timing chain from 2020- 2022 in Borgwarner,Chennai,most of them were exports to France.

[@evoIndia]

Wow! Thanks for sharing 🤩

[@vijayarjunwadkar]

I purchased Diesel Duster in 2013 and it's still going strong after 11 years and 1.5 lakh kms! Love it from day 1 and will be driving it as long as I can! 😊❤

[@evoIndia]

We hope you make more memories and an enjoyable time driving it :)

[@pratikindia27]

I have purchased very well maintained 2015 AWD Duster Diesel in Amazon Green color in Pune, in 2024 Jan. It's so amazing even with it's old interior. All functionality was in place. Capability is next level even by today's standards.. I have already done 2 Himalayan roadtrips from Pune.. and looking for more.. it's also a pleasure around Sahayadri bad roads. After searching for 2 years, finally got a Duster that was well maintained. Thanks for the video.

[@evoIndia]

Glad to know you enjoyed it!

[@sauravbishnoi29]

I have a duster 2015 awd in great condition Im willing to sell

[@sreerajs7123]

My father in law's 2014 Diesel duster (85 ps, RXL) has clocked 2.5 lakh kms. Had major service on 2 lakh kms and replaced front shock absorbers. But the machine still drives very smoothly with mind blowing fuel economy....😍 I'm always a fanboy of this engineering marvel....❤‍🔥

[@evoIndia]

We hope you and your family enjoy many more happy memories and trips with it :)

[@monishraj8189]

I Own duster awd 2016 model. 160k on odo. Absolute compact beast. Be FE , power , rough road tackling . The ride quality is simple amazing. Also its surprisingly well built. A solid compact suv. Cant replace it as my heart is attached with this car.

[@evoIndia]

We hope you enjoy many more years of driving it!

[@the_dopekid9311]

Duster was the most mechanically sound offering in the compact SUV segment.

[@evoIndia]

💪

[@midhungopan9270]

I own a duster(bought used)but once i drove capture even though its essentially the same platform its a better option more like a even more polished and better feature version of duster for similar price at the used market❤

[@the_dopekid9311]

@@midhungopan9270 Yeah captur is more upmarket but SUV should be rugged and duster nailed at it especially with AWD.

[@_rafipatel]

Back in school friend of mine had a dream of owning Duster, Getting a good job & visiting his family wearing a 2P- suite. Fun part is this thing is still his life goal. Eagerly waiting for Duster to return to indian market.

[@adilvlogs9616]

2016 model, 85 ps .. clocks 4 lakh 2 thousand kms.. still i prefer duster over my anyother car in rough roads. Before it ended up its career in our Company, I wish it i could make a solo All india trip with it.

[@ancientmedicos5709]

Fabulous

[@akarshrai7600]

Duster 110 ps. Absolutely no words for this machine. Engine reliability , handling, Ride quality. Renault Duster is one best SUv you can actually drive around in indian road conditions. POWER/ EFFICIENCY/ RELIABILITY.

[@sunbornegaming6268]

I currently own a 2020 Renault Duster 1.5 NA Petrol RXZ facelift model... And we just love this❤️❤️❤️

[@mahesh-jm9ow]

I own a 2016 110ps awd duster. A real mile muncher... I will hold it as long as I can.❤ Thank you Sirish for this episode. Got some boost 😂

[@petrolheadfd]

How is the reliability?

[@evoIndia]

Glad you enjoyed the episode 😊

[@Novok242]

Duster is really reliable and engine holds up power even after 11 years of usage over more than 1.5 million KM, diesel 1.5L turbo charger.

[@basyunhi7054]

Still own one 2012 model RXZ 110PS 6 speed. Plan to hold on for life 😊

[@MotoBeast25]

How about maintenance and service issues ?? I want to buy 2018 used duster , will that be hassle free ?

[@basyunhi7054]

@ I maintain it through local mechanic. Haven’t faced any spares issues yet. It’s pretty robust vehicle. Have it checked thoroughly to identify any major issue.

[@neckandknock737]

What’s the average?

[@basyunhi7054]

@ Gives @ 13 kmpl in city and @ 19-20 kmpl on highway

[@Sur_yeah06]

Still I own duster diesel amt its been 6yrs completed entering 7th year and rides like a charm with red carpet ride quality and sofa like suspension..❤😍

[@evoIndia]

We hope you enjoy many more years of driving it 👍

[@aruldev91]

Congrats. How many kms have you driven and did you change clutch. If so, how much did that cost. Thanks in advance

[@Sur_yeah06]

@@aruldev91 hi I have driven around 90K kilometres, yes I changed my clutch plate at service centre they charged me around 45K to 50k around don’t remember the exact amount

[@aiyappa12]

Terrific car. I bought the 2016 AWD model (That's when the facelift happened) and still drive it. The ride is still awesome, mile muncher on the highways and excellent ride quality off the roads in Coorg, Sakleshpur and my recent visit to Doddaballapura. Fuel economy too has been consistent and overall experience has been terrific. A lakh kms and still drives like a charm! Probably the last few cars that kept drivers fully engaged before technology (Read large screens) took over :D

[@evoIndia]

Glad to hear you're still enjoying your Duster! 😊

[@thefastelephant94]

Holding onto my 2013 Duster 110 Manual. Its just a couple of months to be 12 years and just 2K kms to 2 lac kms. I won't let go of her unless I get the ride and handling feedback like this one. Its a pretty capable and fast car. Fairly simple to fix. No nonsense approach. Sure the interiors were a sore sight but it made up in other areas. Am happy and the reliability of her has been simply something unparalleled.

[@techglee6574]

I've been a proud owner of a 2016 Duster Diesel MT 110ps, for all these years, and it's been a reliable companion through thick and thin. The drive quality and ride quality are simply the best, always putting a smile on my face. I'm eagerly awaiting the new Duster from Renault and can't wait to experience it. Thanks again, Evo team, and I look forward to more gems like the Duster in the GBNF series.

[@neckandknock737]

How much average it gave?

[@techglee6574]

@neckandknock737 I'm living in Kochi, and I get around 13-14 km/l in city traffic. On the highway from Kochi to Bangalore, I average 17-18 km/l. If I maintain a speed between 80-90 km/h, I can achieve fuel efficiency exceeding 19 km/l.

[@ChandreshRahul]

9:23 once legend faisal khan said a diesel is a diesel is a diesel is a diesel is a diesel.......... i just diesel so much and even like the sound of the engine too it sound pleasant to the ears

[@abhijeetgyal]

amazing episode! i owned a 2015 85RXL which I drove for 220k km within first 5 years which shifted to city use from highway duty finally sold this year at 242k km. Amazing car, the ride quality -the ruggedness was unmatched, only issue was spares were hard to come by and ASC service was expensive. I shifted to FNG at 60k km and it was damn cheap to maintain hardly cost 3.5k to 4k per service. Had changed clutch at 150k km, shocks and bushings every 100k km , brake pads at 50k km and brake rotors at 150k km and tires every 60k kms. Thats all the service it need. My wife loved the drive and handling so much that it was her preferred daily car over the replacement Creta I brought in. Finally said goodbye to it this year when I brought a punch EV . One of only cars for which I shed a tear when it was gone. Renault could have handled that badge much better is all I can say. Thanks for the memories.

[@evoIndia]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@DeepakYadav-gj1ze]

Petrol or diesel??

[@abhijeetgyal]

@DeepakYadav-gj1ze diesel 85ps

[@vikramrao6391]

The idea that the Duster was built for the developing world should be forgotten, I remember traveling through French wine country, and there were tons of these Dacia's around, working hard. You can't tell whether it was a worker or the owner of the vineyard. In that landscape, it was classless and reaked of understated elegance and charm. I drove the Nissan version with the 108 bho diesel, it pulled like a freight train, very impressive engine.

[@lukemenezesdasilva3450]

That K9K was an absolutely brilliant engine. Honestly preferred the look of the terrano (owned one as well), but that engine mannnnnn

[@ayush_gupta_0007]

New Duster was just spotted testing in some hilly region of northern india Finally a good news from them after the launch of kiger in the market 🎉

[@premsonar5826]

My father bought the 2012 Duster! At that time I was just 6 years old! The day we first got our car is the day loved that beauty! Today when I turned 18 years! And drove her for the first time there was a feeling of bliss for this beauty! It was a feeling of "TU PYAR HAI KISI AUR KA TUJHE CHAHTA KOI AUR HAI!"💗💗

[@rjeyapaul]

I have been test driving for the past few weeks to replace duster 110bhp. Just not finding any even in 45lac category. It has just pampered me in ride and handling. Thanks for the video Evo

[@evoIndia]

🙌

[@thefastelephant94]

I FEEL THIS TOO

[@vedantpatel4643]

We want next gone but not forgotten for esteem. One of the OG rally car

[@evoIndia]

Thanks for the suggestion. We shall do an episode on it soon!

[@vinayakv929]

Please include Maruti 1000 too in the episode

[@AnkitBasakAB]

Good suggestion! Would love to see the beautiful Esteem/1000.

[@avianshchanana3807]

@@evoIndiathe mole teambhpian in mumbai has the cleanest 1000 in existence. Varun Rohra has an Automatic Esteem.

[@dentogist]

Also include the diesel esteem.owned one. But had to let it go after 10 years.

[@hemanthchinni5356]

Let me share dangerous experience with my duster. Went to beach near waves clicking some pics and slow motion videos. All of a sudden we left the car and seeing pictures. Due to huge waves n soft sand on beach, car was dug into sand more than half a wheel and hard salty water went in n out of engine area. We had to bring tractor to bring duster out. After that it's been 5yrs and that gem K9K engine After taking sand n hard salt water. Still runs like a gem. No engine repair or parts change till now. Our car is 11yrs old. RENAULT GOLD DUSTER

[@adithyams6410]

Still have it Parts changed= zero Headaches= zero

[@guddaa07]

Went ahead and purchased a used duster rxz turbo. Last of the breed indeed and so much better than pseudo jacked up hatchbacks. However it surely is only for pure enthusiasts who still put the way a car drives over everything else and can live with spartan features

[@johnsrobin7681]

Hey bro…I actually on tge lookout to buy a duster 1.3 l turbo…is it worth buying? I already am a owner of renault captur and vento 1.6 tdi and i love tge ride and handling of captur but this turbo engine along with duster’s rude and handling is eyeing me to go for this despite offering less features… you have automatic or manual? Tell me more about your experience?

[@amankhot0827]

Well don't have any memories But the sound of the 1.5L DCi engine still sound in my mind just fresh Thanks for the Information you have shared on the Renault Duster.

[@evoIndia]

We're happy you enjoyed it!

[@mr.falkenz3799]

We owned a duster in 2020 later we sold it and bought Fortuner in 2021. but we hardly miss its practicality, fuel efficiency, and way of commuting. Now we have both.❤

[@louaieayyash5158]

I have a white 2014 Nissan terrano 110, it's my daily and it travels around 60 kms daily in pune, still a rocket ship, tuned to 135 hp, beautiful car, IYKYK🫡, 10 years of amazing memories, what a machine ❤️🙌

[@TheVamc1987]

I owned a Duster 2014 110 PS diesel for 4 years and drove it for 50k KM. Man o man wat a car it was, ride quality and engine no words. Even today, I miss and remember the long drives in that car. My parents were so happy and comfortable that they used to ask for long drives as they were never getting tired due to the suspension setup.

[@vineethvish11]

We own a Nissan Terrano Diesel, which is a sibling model. It has a fantastic engine and provides reliable performance.

[@richugeorge7495]

In Dec 2022, We took 2 dusters from Kerala to Goa for a road trip. 1 car was a 2012 model 85ps and the second vehicle was a 2017 model 110ps. The difference between the quality of cars are so different.. The first gen one sounded like a ti when the doors closed whereas the 2017 one had a better Thud while the doors closed.. Overall quality itself was vastly different.

[@kamaljotwani1216]

I still own a Duster, the most comfortable SUV.

[@evoIndia]

We hope you enjoy many more happy miles with it

[@MrPRIYANK94]

Drove the 110ps amt for 6 years ❤ I still miss that ride quality

[@aruldev91]

Congrats. How many kms have you driven and did you change clutch. If so, how much did that cost. Did you face any Judder issue. Thanks in advance

[@MrPRIYANK94]

​@@aruldev91 60k kms approx The issue had started to show up occasionally but i had already put it up for sale by then I'm not sure how much it would cost, but flywheel is expensive How much did your asc quote?

[@aruldev91]

@MrPRIYANK94 Okay. They quoted 73k with flywheel replacement. I thought, it is still okay to go with it considering the other car options that we have in the market now. I will be getting the car tomorrow back from service.

[@rahulgolikeri1187]

At one point in time... I almost bought the Captur... drive it... loved it... 😍

[@Jishnuk011235]

I really wish to buy that car...

[@johnsrobin7681]

@@Jishnuk011235it is a good car to buy in a used market… i have been owning captur since 2018 and it still runs as good as new…rear seat us not as comfortable as creta… but behind tge steering it is totally a different beast… highway ride is tge best and i wish to keep it forever

[@akshaivijai6832]

Own a Duster AWD in Amazon green. My first car and I must say, there are certain intricate differences the awd has over the fwd. - The clutch, on load if you switch to AWD the vehicle strains lesser and helps ease the left leg in stop go traffic. - Shorter gear ratios, it’s all torque in ANY GEAR. - And, AWD the capability and peace of mind it offers to get out of a sticky situation. Appreciate the EVO team bringing the almighty DUSTER!

[@evoIndia]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@pratikindia27]

Even I have the same AWD in same color 🎉

[@akshaivijai6832]

@@pratikindia27 let’s go brother! Any mods?

[@pratikindia27]

@@akshaivijai6832 No.. I typically do Himalayan road trips on this.. or forts n all nearby maharashtra, Pune. I have kept it as is.. no mods as such. I just carry basic stuff that's it..

[@akshaivijai6832]

@@pratikindia27 Likewise, planning for a tyre upgrade that’s it.

[@THS7]

Owned it for 10 years drive it for 3lakh km changed 2 clutches over this whole span , it had steering issues and electri relay issue but that's about it ! 1.5 diesel engine gave a average of 800 km+ on a tank . No change on any other part of the mechanical ways apart from a comple suspension change on 1.8 lakh km . The suspension was so amazing that no creta no XUV or others have come close till now , the wide and short track did off-road like a 4*4 even not being so ! Like the seltos bounces and has a feel of unsure stability on rear while cornering this was so full of confidence and planted all around !

[@ABP-z7c]

New gen cars simply cant compete. Still have a 14 model duster and its simply a legend.

[@vaibhavthakur777]

miss my old duster 2016 rxl did around 1.14 lakh km and then sold it , parts are expensive but otherwise truly memorable vehicle.

[@kaleidoscope225]

My brother brought a 2012 Duster Diesel 110 PS it had clocked 90K in 4 years and there was no problems and I have a very great memory of Agumbe ghats trip we went often. Later in 2016 the creta lauches and changed the minds of major population of this segment owners and the same year the duster had a water pump and few more work which made my brother to sell the duster for a Creta 1.6 Diesel

[@karanveersinghkhangarot4637]

I have renault duster 110ps diesel 2014model 2,70,000 plus driven with no problem the beast is teal going I am proud to own this legendry machine ❤

[@ArkoMajumder09]

The dreaded Continental injector failure in the k9k 110ps needs special mention - the Achilles' heel.

[@adv.shebinkanjirappallil1733]

One the best car with amazing ride quality and superb diesel Engine ever rolled on Indian roads.

[@LUKEMYBABY]

I own a pre owned Duster 4wd 2018❤ am so happy. There is a guy Mr Madhur Chauhan from chandigar, he is Service advicer for me and many duster owners. He provide spares too. Conducting service camps too❤❤❤❤❤January he wil be coming to Bangalore.

[@ShaileshSharmasolan]

Still own a Duster awd, it's taken me to some amazing places.

[@evoIndia]

Awesome!

[@LASTMILEMOBILITY]

Downsides to the Duster were the protruding wheel arches that novice drivers will often scrape, the driver's perch that kept rocking every time you braked hard, the fuel injectors that had a propensity to conk off.

[@carzncarz8727]

I myself had a 2014 and diesel 110 ps duster it was one day where I decided to finally mod it the next day was independence day and that's when my apartment got flooded and It was prooved total loss and later bought the tata hexa

[@royfern100]

I have driven a 2020 petrol duster and I liked it, but I went for Creta. My wife had a kwid 2016... But in 2022 she got an i20....

[@ashwinarun7073]

Duster was the complete SUV. had a 2016 duster with 85ps engine. did 80k and sold it in 2022. a great mile muncher with mileage above 20kmpl at 90kmph. but was disappointing with air conditioning unit. still a great SUV and my dad’s favourite ❤️

[@jyothiraditya]

My duster still runs like a charm :) love it

[@evoIndia]

That's really good to know! :)

[@ajithkumarmo]

I had a duster awd 2014 model for 6 yrs. Drove 1.5 lac kms. Absolute driving pleasure. Still find it difficult to get the same driving pleasure I enjoyed in those 6 yrs in another vehicle. One amazing machine. One challenge though in the later years was maintenance cost was getting pretty high. Very bad support from Renault. All said and done the engine and the suspension was a treat 👌

[@raghunaik6823]

2016 85ps RXL diesel best vehicle performance punchy stable efficient... but high maintaining cost...sold at 2020 1.3lack driven❤❤

[@APK-dq7rc]

I own Nissan Kicks 1.3 Turbo MT. Bought @ 14.20 L onroad in 2022. Smooth & refined engine having massive 154 bhp power & 254 Nm torque, Excellent drive feel, Brilliant suspension / ride quality, 210 mm high ground clearance, Commanding seating position etc.. Absolutely brilliant Car. I think Jeep Compass is the only vehicle which is having this much qualities. The other 2 cars that can almost match this much qualities are Citroen C3 Aircross 1.2 Turbo and VW Taigun / Skoda Kushaq 1.5 TSI

[@Sniperwolf699]

I have the 2013 rxz dci 96k kms done ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@evoIndia]

We wish you many more happy memories and miles with it :)

[@HDGamingPlanet]

There's no doubt the new duster would be a great success in India if they priced it well.

[@tgcyamdoot439]

I have a check engine light in my duster 110ps since 2019 and it is an 2012 model however there is no issue starting or driving the vehicle.. Many mechanics with latest scanner tried fixing it and few a times the check light went away for a day or two but it still sits in instrument cluster screen... Hahahaha I still own a beast as my city allows me 15 years on a diesel car "Duster" The feel, the power, the space, the ground clearance and offcourse the maintenance is so amazing ❤❤❤ I do have 2019 Creta SX as well but trust me Duster makes me feel like a spoil brat ❤

[@piyushsharma9681]

I own the 2013 84 ps diesel just closing it on 2 lakhs kms and going smooth . Its gonna fo atmeast 1 lakh kms more

[@soumyapune]

Bought 2016 facelift variant and still own it. 67K on ODO and mechanically the car is still going strong. Have countless fond memories with it on the numerous road trips across the country. It’s a shame how Renault India treated it in last few years and finally pulled the plug. The after sales service also is not encouraging. A brilliant car in the hands of terrible management.

[@evoIndia]

We agree, it's a shame how things turned out, but we hope you continue to enjoy many more adventures with it!

[@thunderengines8786]

We need the new duster again

[@harivikasr3303]

I own 2012 model 110ps The car is amazing 👌👌

[@NeethnavK]

Liked the butch look of duster, the design looked solid like a true SUV.

[@Ashismunda1986]

I owned 2017 AWD .it's fun to drive car

[@PP-rx5zy]

My wife & I own a 2015 85 RxL duster which we love.

[@abishekpalani6585]

My dad owns a 2020 85PS Duster, Bought it right before BS6 regulations kicked in..A gem of a car( 83k & counting), that suspension gobbles up bad roads, fuel efficient for a car of that size, good handling & a pretty good looking car overall..Sad renault had to pull the plug on the k9k engine and the duster brand as a whole.

[@ajayadhiya2010]

A wonderful recall of one of my favorite cars, and one that I was never able to get as my own....I had the opportunity to enjoy them, as my friends got them, and the AMT diesels were really the best of the lot, the convenience keeping away the very heavy-duty clutch, the space for the left foot, and the fabulous suspension setup...

[@helloaugastine]

Thank you Sirish Chandran. Your Border patrol videos inspired me to pick up a used 4WD Duster. 2Lac kms on the odo. Still drives like a dream. Its not a ladder frame 4X4 SUV but comes close in most aspects and exceeds in terms of ride quality. No worthy upgrades in market yet. Waiting for the new generation to launch.

[@tarunkochar3929]

Drove the Duster 1.5 D AMT for over 2000 kms, a few months before diesels were discontinued. It was one of the very few diesels with a turbo whistle, which still plays sweet in my head. Sad to see the Duster discontinued as it was one of the most capable SUVs in its class 😢

[@evoIndia]

It really was a great diesel engine!

[@aromal_rajan_pillai]

The Name is enough ✨✨ let's wait for the comeback✨✨

[@k.c.perumalchinnasamy9705]

Thank you Sirish for this content . ❤my 2015 AWD 2.5L kms and on and on .... ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@evoIndia]

We're glad to see you enjoy watching it :)

[@shivamtomar2001]

Kudos to overdrive that they are giving tribute to old and the OG real suv............like tata safari 💯💯💯🫡🫡🫡

[@architgupta9082]

This was not a car.. this was a contraption.... it was iconic though

[@nesarjangamkota3573]

I know its the least popular duster of the lot, but we own the 2020 1.3 turbo petrol and what a beautiful engine! The mid range torque is addictive, can't get enough of it. Heard that the same engine also powers some mercedes models, which is no surprise considering the performance. Of course, the car is dated with regard to interiors and safety, but the engine and ride quality makes up for it.

[@arpitagarwal1097]

I have duster 2022 (1.5MT PETROL) & ITS AMAZING RIDE QUALITY IMPRESSED ME ALOT.

[@evoIndia]

It indeed is impressive!

[@arpitagarwal1097]

@evoIndia the size of duster still beat todays car in that segment

[@soumnag7388]

My friend's dad used to own one and it was always a special ride whenever he used to drop us to school in it!

[@evoIndia]

Thanks for sharing your memories with us :)

[@karanveersinghkalsi8926]

My family is an abolsute mega fan of the Duster , we have had the 2014 110 ps Diesel Manual & after that the 1.5 Petrol CVT. Even after switching to the Harrier facelift , I must say Duster had the absolute best ride/handling balance for a mid size SUV , the french really know their suspensions. Sirish mentioned that the Dusters were always reliable but not the 1.5 CVT , we had 3 alternator belt snaps that left us stranded in about 30K kms , so we had to let it go. The performance & mileage was terrible as well. Can't wait for the 2025 launch , really exciting. And once again I am begging for a gone but not forgotten on Opel 🙏

[@evoIndia]

We will surely do an episode soon.

[@VishnuSmadhav-c7r]

First owned a 2012 model, used for event management Company we had. then bought a AWD for private use and AT for Company. Each of them were awesome and perfect for us . The only thing we thought it may had was a spec of 6Spd AT with a real 4 x 4 gearbox Paired with Super Engine. & by the way I love the Petrol to Diesel (Personal opinion😊)

[@dentogist]

Have a ,2017 Duster diesel AMT, solid performance, superb ride quality, no new vehicle comes close, still using it. Only problem faced is replacement of two injectors....

[@crazyebin]

I owned a 2016 85ps diesel variant and clocked above 1L km in 8 years. But unfortunately lost it in a major accident recently. I had no plans to change it but was forced to. Now I own a XUV700 but miss my Renault Duster.

[@masterpassport]

It was so cool..actually, one of the few cars that have aged well. I would still own one without thinking twice!

[@user-xc4nu9lh6t]

I have one it’s beautiful. Love the 110 diesel

[@evoIndia]

We hear you, the diesel engine was a gem 💪

[@user-xc4nu9lh6t]

@@evoIndia yes it pulls like a train

[@shivammajhi7979]

Ecosport and Duster started the segment

[@1vt308]

Hi Bert, I own April 2017 duster diesel AMT rxz version. I drove back to back with creta and chose duster because of its ride quality...magic carpet.. Due to COVID lockdowns running is less, still it has crossed 60,000km Fuel efficiency is 17kmpl +/- 1 kmpl. Suspension needed replacement. HP fuel pump failed during warranty and was replaced under warranty. No other issues

[@raghuveerm1211]

I Own Duster Diesel RXS AMT. It still a breez. It still gives me 15.5 mileage. I use it like my buddy. Only issue I have is 1. Ergonomics 2. No Back AC vents 3. Music system 4. Back space

[@Doctor.singer]

gonna buy duster awd 🎉

[@gjvlogs2062]

Still iam using ❤❤

[@polmedhi9301]

The Abarth Punto ,the Aventura and the Urban cross powered by Abarth. That was a great enthusiast's cutlet if u will

[@avishkarshetty8286]

I recently sold my duster 2014 model diesel and drove it over 295000 km and I am eagerly waiting for the new one

[@mandy911]

Super reliable simple no frill car the best ride quality

[@yellowflash511]

This just makes me even more excited for the new Duster, it seems to be amazing from what I've seen here in London

[@avianshchanana3807]

Owned a Duster for 9.5 years and due to a mishap it caught fire right in front of my eyes on my late friend's post humous birthday. Wept looking at my Brown Duster. Having driven atleast 50 other cars i realised that no other car can be as good as these not even the successive generations of the Duster.

[@theacechip]

An ex K9K 110ps Duster user- the biggest regret for me was not to choose the AWD. One issue I think that kept people away from the Duster in the later years is lack of safety- i.e. 6 airbags and ESP as standard. The Duster could have redeemed itself with the 156ps turbo petrol avatar-had it been given better safety equipment.

[@bittuvarma]

1:34 sync was awsome

[@evoIndia]

Thank you!

[@DanDoesStuffs]

I have a 2013 rxz varient Duster and it is among the best vehicles I have driven in terms of ride quality and comfort on long routes. Truly a shame it got a slow death.

[@abhijitkundu1879]

Sirish Sir it has been some years ago I had a long discussions with my senior Manager regarding Duster my perception then and there had changed since then awesome solid build road warrior SUV concept

[@barathiraiyarul4498]

I owned a Terrano 85ps and when I wanted to change my ride, I was not able to find a proper replacement for the ride and handling that the Duster/Terrano offered. I actually gave up looking for a car that offered the same sense of space, ride comfort, handling, FE and the massive boot all together!!! Surprisingly, my family of 5 members were very comfortable in our Terrano (with 3 at the back comfortably!!) We had to let it go due to two main reasons, 1. Parts were expensive, making the maintenance a conscious expense. 2. We couldn't live with the poor AC that couldn't cope-up with the hot weather we had.

[@paariraaju9688]

An iconic vehicle!!! People really miss it.👌👌👍

[@evoIndia]

The first mid-size SUV in India