Hats off to Dacia, truly the last marque standing in the ever-shrinking budget car market. Gone are the days when fledgling brands like Skoda scared the living daylights out of rivals with top-drawer ...

Tim Pitt drives the new Dacia Bigster, a spacious and stylish family SUV that undercuts its rivals by at least £5,000.

Roughly 21 million leisure journeys are expected this weekend alone - and that's a fortnight before the Bank Holiday weekend.

Its name is the Bigster, but after two days of driving one, I think the latest flagship from budget brand Dacia should be ...

Now Dacia is taking its new vision to the C segment with the Bigster. ‘Elevating the essentials’ is the tagline, with the same principles that underpin all the models - albeit at a higher ...

Dacia has long since blossomed into a brand that has become attractive with its independent, well thought-out design and robust appearance, over and above the argument of low prices. Sensible cars ...

Meet the Nissan Qashqai rival for Aldi shoppers – the Dacia Bigster. This is a medium-sized SUV that offers family transportation with no thrills, off-road looks and a cost-of-living-friendly ...

The Dacia Bigster takes all of the impressive ... electrically adjustable door mirrors and high-beam assist. The Bigster sits on the same CMF-B platform as the Duster, and many other cars ...

Dacia hasn’t tried to disguise the fact that the Bigster is essentially a stretched version of the Duster, with very similar styling at both the front and rear to its smaller 4×4. It’s also ...

The Bigster’s hybrid setup combines petrol and electric power At a time when most car makers are pushing prices up, Dacia has done everything possible to bring them down by offering a car with ...

Useful, if not particularly flash” Dacia’s new flagship, the Bigster. OK, so that’s a cartoony name which will see you mumbling when people ask what car you drive, but it’s self ...