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The third-generation of the Dacia Duster is set to arrive in Ireland this September, and promises to continue the model's 13-year success story.

The third-generation of Dacia Duster is set to arrive in Ireland this September, and promises to continue the model's 13-year success story.

With the important July sales period for 222 registrations around the corner, Renault Group Ireland has announced its 222 finance offers for its Renault and Dacia brands and confirmed that availability of their models is positive for the coming months.

With the important July sales period for 222 registrations around the corner, Renault Group Ireland has announced its 222 finance offers for its Renault and Dacia brands and confirmed that availability of their models is positive for the coming months.

Approaching the 221 sales period, Windsor Motor Mall Galway is offering new finance offers across the range of Renault and Dacia passenger cars.

We may be still in November but the Christmas spirit is in full swing and hot on the heels of the holiday will be the New Year.

Based on demand from business customers, fleet clients and dealerships, Renault Group Ireland says that it is introducing commercial versions of the all new Dacia Duster and the electric Renault Zoe to its line up.

Based on demand from business customers, fleet clients and dealerships, Renault Group Ireland says it is introducing commercial versions of the new Dacia Duster and the electric Renault Zoe to its line-up.

The first-generation Dacia Duster arrived here six years ago when we were in the middle of one of the worst financial crises. If ever there was a new car in recent years born of the time, it was surely Duster, offering Irish motorists great value. Some 10,000 Irish owners bought one.

Confirming its status as Britain’s most affordable car brand, Dacia has taken the top three spots in ‘cap hpi solution’s Pence Per Mile’ (PPM) ratings, which reveal the cheapest cars to buy and run in 20181. While I cannot confirm it for certain, I suspect it would be a very similar result for Ireland.