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If you want a new car but would rather not spend much, Dacia is a great place to start your search.

This budget brand builds some of Britain’s cheapest new cars, including the Sandero hatchback. And don’t think cheap automatically means c...

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7 Dacia new car reviews

Dacia Bigster

Dacia Bigster

The Bigster family SUV goes big on space and practicality but low on buying and running costs

Dacia Duster

Dacia Duster

The Dacia Duster is not the most sophisticated car to drive, but it’s spacious, practical and incredibly affordable

Dacia Duster

Dacia Duster Commercial

Commercial SUV is good to drive, affordable and has plenty of carrying capacity

Dacia Jogger

Dacia Jogger

The Jogger is the UK's cheapest new seven-seater, and it's practical and well equipped

Dacia Sandero

Dacia Sandero

The Dacia Sandero demands compromises, but it's likeable and offers more practicality than anything else in this price range

Dacia Sandero Stepway

Dacia Sandero Stepway

The Dacia Sandero Stepway adds a better ride to the Sandero's cheap and cheerful formula

Dacia Spring

Dacia Spring

The Dacia Spring is the cheapest electric car on sale – and it feels it

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If you want a new car but would rather not spend much, Dacia is a great place to start your search.

This budget brand builds some of Britain’s cheapest new cars, including the Sandero hatchback. And don’t think cheap automatically means corners have been cut, because the Sandero has been commended at the annual What Car? Car of the Year awards on numerous occasions.

Other Dacia models include the higher-riding Sandero Stepway, seven-seat Jogger, and rugged Duster SUV. And while these cost slightly more than the Sandero, they’re still priced aggressively enough that they’re really only competing directly with used cars.

Dacia manages this by borrowing mechanicals and technology from its owner, Renault, to minimise development costs.

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