It’s not bad, just a bit too much
You may have heard of Dacia by now, not only because of the Sandero being a James May favorite but also for its models becoming a constant presence in reliability tests.
Dacia’s main selling point is the price, followed by the low maintenance costs — all in all they’re honest offerings for the budget buyer. No one ever said (or will say) that Dacias are fancy cars, or at least that’s what we thought. Just take a look at this Russian ad for the Logan sedan, which is badged as a Renault in the world's largest country.
If you’ve ever driven a Logan before, the scenes shot on the circuit most likely brought you to tears (due to excessive laughing). Listen, any Dacia model is great for what it is — the Sandero is a cute little hatch for youngsters, the Logan is a decent family man's car, and the Duster can make its own road when the asphalt ends.
But this depiction is a bit of a stretch, albeit one that looks wonderful.