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I don’t know if the word Dacia gives James May that fizzing sensation he often talks about, but the Top Gear host seems pretty fond of the Romanian brand. Same goes for low-budget European buyers who see the Renault-era Dacias as well priced models with affordable maintenance costs. One of the Romanian firm's latest cars, the Duster was even nominated for the 2011 COTY award.
- Dacia Officially Unveils New 2013 Logan Sedan And Sandero 2 Hatchback
After proving its worth in many markets around the world for eight years, it's time for the Renault's Group's affordable Dacia Logan small sedan to give its place to a new model that will debut alongside a replacement for the hatchback version...
- New Dacia Logan Series 2 Sedan Breaks Cover
It has been eight years since the Renault Group re-launched and re-defined the Dacia brand with the introduction of the low-cost Logan small sedan that has since sold some 1.1 million units wearing the Dacia logo and more than 1 million with the Renault...
- Spied: New Dacia Logan Small Sedan Filmed On The Road
The small family car that defined Dacia after the Renault Group bought out the Romanian brand in 1998 is up for replacement. Following a handful of spy shots of the second generation of the Dacia Logan, we can now share with you a video of a prototype...
- New Dacia Lodgy Mpv Is A Lower Cost Alternative To The Renault Scenic
Renault wants to make sure that the positive momentum of its low-cost Dacia brand continues with the constant addition of new models. Following the presentations of the Duster crossover, Sandero and Sandero Stepway supermini, and the sedan, seven-seat...
- 2010 Dacia Duster Suv Prototype Spied In Romania?
The heavily camouflaged prototype you see in these spy photos is believed to be Dacia's forthcoming small SUV / Crossover model, due to be launched in final production form at next year's Geneva Motor Show. The photos, courtesy of 'Freelancer'...
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Video: Dacia Logan with Volkswagen 2.8-liter VR6 Engine!
I don’t know if the word Dacia gives James May that fizzing sensation he often talks about, but the Top Gear host seems pretty fond of the Romanian brand. Same goes for low-budget European buyers who see the Renault-era Dacias as well priced models with affordable maintenance costs. One of the Romanian firm's latest cars, the Duster was even nominated for the 2011 COTY award.
However, the brand's models aren't exactly exciting, even more so when it comes to sheer performance with their mundane, small displacement petrol and diesel engines. But as always, for every problem there's a fix. This man's answer was to ditch the Logan sedan's four-cylinder and throw in a 2.8-liter VR6 Volkswagen engine.
Read more »- Dacia Officially Unveils New 2013 Logan Sedan And Sandero 2 Hatchback
After proving its worth in many markets around the world for eight years, it's time for the Renault's Group's affordable Dacia Logan small sedan to give its place to a new model that will debut alongside a replacement for the hatchback version...
- New Dacia Logan Series 2 Sedan Breaks Cover
It has been eight years since the Renault Group re-launched and re-defined the Dacia brand with the introduction of the low-cost Logan small sedan that has since sold some 1.1 million units wearing the Dacia logo and more than 1 million with the Renault...
- Spied: New Dacia Logan Small Sedan Filmed On The Road
The small family car that defined Dacia after the Renault Group bought out the Romanian brand in 1998 is up for replacement. Following a handful of spy shots of the second generation of the Dacia Logan, we can now share with you a video of a prototype...
- New Dacia Lodgy Mpv Is A Lower Cost Alternative To The Renault Scenic
Renault wants to make sure that the positive momentum of its low-cost Dacia brand continues with the constant addition of new models. Following the presentations of the Duster crossover, Sandero and Sandero Stepway supermini, and the sedan, seven-seat...
- 2010 Dacia Duster Suv Prototype Spied In Romania?
The heavily camouflaged prototype you see in these spy photos is believed to be Dacia's forthcoming small SUV / Crossover model, due to be launched in final production form at next year's Geneva Motor Show. The photos, courtesy of 'Freelancer'...