This page features all Daihatsu cars available on the Montenegrin market. Daihatsu is a Japanese manufacturer specializing in small city cars and compact SUV models, and is part of the Toyota Motor Corporation group. Although the brand withdrew from the European market in 2013, used examples are still appearing in listings.
Cuore, Sirion, Terios, Materia
Most common models
1.0 and 1.3 petrol, naturally aspirated
Engine types
4–6 l/100 km for city models
Typical fuel consumption
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The most common Daihatsu models are Cuore (a small city car with low fuel consumption) and Sirion (a compact hatchback). Terios is a popular small SUV with 4WD, ideal for driving in hilly terrain while keeping fuel consumption low. Materia and YRV are rarer models that occasionally appear in listings. Copen is a small sports roadster with a metal folding roof for enthusiasts.
Daihatsu engines are known for reliability — they often go beyond 250,000 km without major issues with regular servicing. Check the bodywork condition, as corrosion is common on older examples. On Terios models with 4WD, verify the proper operation of the all-wheel-drive system and the condition of the differential. Parts can be harder to source than for more widespread brands, so it is important to find a reliable supplier.
Although the brand is no longer active in Europe, Daihatsu vehicles are still present in listings on the Montenegrin market. Cuore and Sirion are a common choice as a first car or a second city car thanks to extremely low consumption (4–6 l/100 km). Terios is popular among drivers in mountainous areas because it combines compact size with 4WD. Servicing is done by independent mechanics, while Toyota service centers can help with parts shared between the brands.
Daihatsu vehicles are known for reliability — engines often pass 250,000 km without major issues when regularly serviced. The simple design with naturally aspirated engines is less prone to serious faults than turbo units.
Standard wear parts are available through independent suppliers. Components shared between Daihatsu and Toyota (certain engines and mechanical assemblies) are easier to source. Specific parts may need to be ordered from Germany, the Netherlands, or Japan.
The Daihatsu Cuore averages 4–5 l/100 km in combined driving, making it one of the most economical city cars ever. In city use, consumption can be under 5 l/100 km with calm driving.