Dacia Duster can also look rough after tuning. This one has worms, yellow wheels and two dual exhausts

Dacia is a favorite of private customers. The policy of affordability supported by high utility value and now also attractive design is behind its stable success. During the first half of the year, it delivered over 345,000 cars to European markets. After the first Sander with 139,000 units sold, the SUV Duster is in second place. 111,000 units were sold during the first six months.

Since with the latest modernization the Duster also becomes a matter of style, it is not surprising that the German dealer Carpoint focuses on this particular car in the field of personalization. Under its CP Performance brand, it offers a style package that it presents on its wild-looking show car.

The “Carpoint Edition” project is based on the already presented Yellow Edition. It impresses with its black front frame, plastic mudguard lining, side steps and distinctive plastic protection in the middle. The overall impression is completed by 20-inch wheels.

While developing the new series, Carpoint stayed with the yellow color, but went much more to the extreme. The distinctive paint has newly stuck to the aforementioned Ronal R62 discs shod with 255/35ZR20 tires, the roof rails and the front light bar. The taillights have smoke covers. However, the sticker with wild graphics composed of various monsters, worms and tentacles attracts far more attention. In the middle is the inscription “Carpoint Edition” so that no one is left in doubt about the origin. This series has a specific quad exhaust tips, although nothing changes under the hood.

The combination of black and yellow also accompanies the interior. The dashboard is decorated with contrasting frames for the ventilation openings, while the rest of the interior is decorated with a yellow thread. The seats have leather upholstery for a more luxurious look and diamond stitching complete with the edition logo. This also appears on the carpets and front door sills.

The prices of finished cars without stickers range from 690,000 CZK to around 800,000 CZK, which is not much for a practical style car that is not afraid of the terrain.