Dacia 4x4 advice
Dacia 4x4 advice
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renmure

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4,859 posts

249 months

Saturday 3rd May 2025
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I’m looking to order a Bigster this weekend having waited to physically see them in showrooms and being really impressed. I’m fairly fixed on the manual mild-hybrid Extreme model because I like the 18 inch alloys and the panoramic sunroof. I’ve previously had a Duster for 4 years so am happy with the brand.

It’s a fixed cost £2300 to go for the 4x4 version and in many ways that wouldn’t be a daft option for where we stay but I’ve never given any thought to to the Dacia 4x4 system.

Anyone got any informed comments or thoughts on Dacia 4x4 stuff or anything I should ask the salesman at short notice?

Wacky Racer

40,910 posts

272 months

Saturday 3rd May 2025
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Off topic, but as a previous (2021) Duster owner, I'm thinking about a Bigster, but I haven't actually seen one yet in the flesh,

Are they much bigger?

renmure

Original Poster:

4,859 posts

249 months

Saturday 3rd May 2025
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Yeah, noticeably bigger. I think all the Dealers got a showroom model and most got a test drive model this weekend which was what I was waiting for. It was an instant “like” for me when I saw one in the showroom without having to drive it.

Tighnamara

2,650 posts

178 months

Sunday 4th May 2025
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Duster 4 x 4, likely not driving like that but gives an idea of the 4 x 4 system smile

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6fddtuALUE

Picked up a new Duster last month and went for 4 x 4, good to have option when required if in rural area / harsh winters.

coppice

9,610 posts

169 months

Yesterday (06:46)
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I have a '25 Duster 4X4 Extreme . I need the 4wd for the various terrains I cross when fishing out of the way spots - slippery river banks , bumpy farm tracks and forestry commission loose surface roads. It is indomitable in all conditions I've driven it (snow, mud, floods) . with several modes (snow, mud etc) and hill descent etc . Big ground clearance and hence good wading depth , and the chunky tyres that come as standard and you've got a poundshop Defender. Recommended