DATSUN
on-DO
// Datsun Go Sedan’s
The revived Japanese car maker is now looking to bring it’s
first sedan as well. Badged as the on-DO, the Datsun sedan that was first
launched in Russia, is based on the Lada Kalina hatchback platform.
Aimed as an affordable family car, the Datsun mi-DO is a
traditional FOUR door sedan that offers a large cabin to aid practicality.
The Datsun mi-DO is powered by the Lada Granta’s 8-valve, 1.6
litre, four cylinder, naturally aspirated petrol engine developing a maximum
power output of 88 PS. The engine is mated to a five-speed manual gearbox.
Power is sent to the front wheels.
The Datsun mi-DO may have plain simple lines to keep costs in
check, but it has to be said that the car does not look bad at all. The design
may look a tad dated, but it’s not unpleasant in anyway. The car measures in at
4,337 mm in length, 1,700 mm in width and 1,500 mm in height. The on-DO also has a
capacious 530 litre boot that furthers it’s practicality aspect.
Unlike the Go hatchback and Go+ MPV, the mi-DO has completely
different interiors that look more upmarket. The all black interiors appear to
have better fit and finish and quality of materials. The switch gear looks more
premium too. The mi-DO also comes with an integrated double-DIN stereo. The car
also gets dual front airbags.
Inside
Datsun on-DO, discover a cleverly designed interior space with supportive and
stylish front seats as well as comfortable rear seats and spacious legroom.
