The Dacia Logan was initially only sold in Eastern Europe, but eventually was sold in left hand drive markets in Western Europe and made its way to the rest of the world under various name plates including Renault Logan, Nissan Aprio and Renault Tondar.
The saloon body style was initially the only offering, but was soon joined in 2006 by the estate version labelled as MCV and a van in 2007.
Finally a pickup version was launched in late 2007, Dacia discontinued the pickup with the rest of the first generation Logan line up in 2012, but in South Africa a version called the Nissan NP200 'Backie' continues to be built from 2008 onwards.
Originally fitted with a single DIN radio or a blanking plate, a large replacement fascia panel is needed to fit a double DIN unit.
