Dacia Logan MCV Stepway review images

The Dacia Logan MCV Stepway is an estate car with SUV styling cues

It features a raised ride height, chunkier bumpers and black plastic cladding, which give it a beefier look

Despite these rugged styling cues, the Logan MCV Stepway is front, not four-wheel drive

The MCV stands for ‘Maximum Capacity Vehicle’ – the Logan Stepway backs this up with a huge 573-litre boot

Interior build quality is robust, but some of the plastics used are scratchy

That’s fair enough given the Logan MCV Stepway’s price, however

You do get a fair amount of equipment for you money, as all Logan MCV Stepways come with sat nav, reversing sensors and air-con

A five-speed manual gearbox is standard, and there's no automatic option

Dacia offers the Logan MCV Stepway with a 0.9-litre turbo-petrol and a 1.5-litre diesel engine, both producing 89bhp

Economy is officially rated at 80.7mpg for the diesel and 57.6mpg for the petrol

Both the petrol and diesel engine get the Logan MCV Stepway from 0-62mph in around 11 seconds

If you’re considering a Logan MCV Stepway, you should also research the Fiat Tipo Estate and the Skoda Fabia Estate

It’s a fair bit more expensive than the non-Stepway Logan, but still offers strong value compared to rivals