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The Dacia Duster Extreme SE is the special edition we all need

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The Dacia Duster Extreme SE is the special edition we all need | Top Gear

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Anyone else reckon Dacia could have gone even more ‘extreme’ though?

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The Dacia Duster Extreme SE is the special edition we all need

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Anyone else reckon Dacia could have gone even more ‘extreme’ though?

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Anyone else reckon Dacia could have gone even more ‘extreme’ though?

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The Dacia Duster Extreme SE is the special edition we all need

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The Dacia Duster Extreme SE is the special edition we all need

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The Dacia Duster Extreme SE is the special edition we all need

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Anyone else reckon Dacia could have gone even more ‘extreme’ though?

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Dacia has unveiled a new special edition Duster that it’s calling the Extreme SE. Looks great, no?

The Extreme gets black 17-inch alloy wheels and an exclusive ‘Urban Grey’ paint colour, as well as a darkened grille and mirrors. It’s based on the Duster’s top spec Prestige trim and also features orange accents both inside and out.

Dacia says that orders will open in April, with prices from £17,495 and the option of petrol, diesel or bi-fuel LPG powertrains. The diesel can be specced with four-wheel drive and an auto gearbox, but we are a little disappointed that the Extreme SE isn’t a little more, well… extreme.

Portal axles, some chunky tyres and a few spotlights are all we’re asking for. Come on Dacia. Give the people what they want.

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Dacia has unveiled a new special edition Duster that it’s calling the Extreme SE. Looks great, no?

The Extreme gets black 17-inch alloy wheels and an exclusive ‘Urban Grey’ paint colour, as well as a darkened grille and mirrors. It’s based on the Duster’s top spec Prestige trim and also features orange accents both inside and out.

Dacia says that orders will open in April, with prices from £17,495 and the option of petrol, diesel or bi-fuel LPG powertrains. The diesel can be specced with four-wheel drive and an auto gearbox, but we are a little disappointed that the Extreme SE isn’t a little more, well… extreme.

Portal axles, some chunky tyres and a few spotlights are all we’re asking for. Come on Dacia. Give the people what they want.

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Anyone else reckon Dacia could have gone even more ‘extreme’ though?