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On Location
Shane checks out the Dacia Ireland stand at the Ploughing Championships
Dacia Ireland has a spacious stand at the 2026 National Ploughing Championships with a suitably outdoorsy theme. Apparently all anyone wants to know is how much the Dacia Duster and Bigster SUVs can tow (up to 1,500kg is the answer), but Shane was taken by the Sleep Pack on display in the Duster. It was a long day after all...
Dacia Duster news articles
Dacia Duster wins top Autobest award
The Dacia Duster is the Autobest Best Buy Car of Europe 2025.
Dacia starts prep for Dakar Rally
New Dacia Sandrider racer racks up testing miles.
Dacia Ireland 242-registration offers
Dacia offering 0 per cent finance for 242.
Dacia reveals Sandrider for Dakar Rally
Dacia transforms Manifesto concept car into rally-raid racer.
New Dacia Duster goes hybrid for 2024
Chunky looks and practical features for third-gen Dacia Duster launching in 2024.
Dacia celebrates eight-millionth sale
Dacia is also having its best-ever year for sales in Ireland this year.
Dacia to enter Dakar Rally from 2025
Dacia will partner with Prodrive to compete in the rally’s T1+ category.
Dacia announces new finance offers for 232
Dacia Ireland offers car repayments from €5 per day for 232 registrations.
Dacia outlines plans for smarter future
Recycled materials to add some 'Starkle' to Dacia models of the future.
Dacia concept goes minimal
Minimalist in the extreme, the Dacia Manifesto concept has no windows or doors.
Dacia updates looks with new corporate badging
Dacia has updated its entire model range to reflect the company’s new corporate identity.
Dacia Bigster concept previews larger future
Dacia will start to make cars bigger than the current Duster and Sandero.
