The CarPoint Yellow Edition Gives The Dacia Duster A Vibrant New Look

by AutoExpert   |  1 May, 2023

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Dacia Duster has gained a reputation as a budget-friendly option, but CarPoint, a German dealership, has taken it up a notch by creating an even more unique version of the SUV. Introducing the latest addition to the Duster family: the CarPoint Yellow Edition.

This stunning vehicle is not only easy on the eyes but also easy on the wallet. The modifications begin with a sleek set of five-spoke 20-inch alloy wheels that are elegantly finished in black with striking yellow highlights. Meanwhile, the dropped suspension of the vehicle gives it a more athletic and dynamic appearance.

Dacia Duster

The vehicle is adorned with an eye-catching yellow wrap and graphics labeled "CarPoint Edition". The SUV is also equipped with a sturdy bull bar upfront, sleek running boards on the sides, and dual exhaust pipes at the rear. The Duster now features a distinctive grille decorated with an updated Dacia emblem, complete with eye-catching yellow accents to set it apart.

Dacia Duster

We would also like to mention that the Dacia Duster comes with some optional features that you might find useful. These include a trailer hitch, an additional set of 16-inch alloy wheels that come with winter tires, and all-weather tires that can be fitted on the standard 20-inch rims.

Dacia Duster

Dacia Duster, while lacking in performance upgrades, is built upon the impressive 1.3 TCe 150 4WD trim, which is the most powerful option available within the range. The impressive turbocharged 1.3-liter engine generates a remarkable 148 horsepower and 184.4 lb-ft of torque, delivering power to all four wheels via a six-speed manual gearbox. The asking price for the Dacia Duster CarPoint Yellow Edition is €33,990 ($37,486).

Dacia Duster

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