Customer reviews for Dacia BigsterDacia Bigster seen by those who use it on a daily basis

Size, boot area, comfort and performance all excellent.

A comprehensive manual needed to properly understand how everything should be operated, including the infotainment system.

Central cabin storage areas not very useable and a small coin pocket in the dashboard would be very useful.

Very good value for money.

Getting 64 mpg average.

The Comfort and solidity of the drive is excellent.

Driver assistance cameras produce a very poor image.

Towing limit is too low at 1000kgs.

Absolutely love the car but really disappointed that we were given the wrong mats. The mats for the manual are apparently unavailable!

No full manual provided, and it is very noisy beeping at the slightest movember even thoug it is over 10 feet away

Fantastic care at purchase. Great service. The car is so much more than what I paid for it.

It is amazing! Economical & comfortable to drive. Best car I've ever had.

Great car so far, very economical.

Fantastic car to drive

Received the car and the wiring loom wasn’t connected so no sensors. The fuse box cover was also off when we picked it up. Why it arrived with us in such a condition is beyond me.

Weeks later the car went back in due to over revving - software update done.

Car returned and in days problem persisted. Went back in. Sat for three weeks with the dealership who tell us the computer says no problem and we now need to raise a complaint with Dacia.

We want to return the car but dealership refusing to accept it saying we have to raise a complaint with Dacia.

Car was returned to us three weeks ago and was running as normal but last week the problem presented yet again. The car is forcing its self to charge the battery until it it’s full and when it does so it is exceptionally loud and reverberates throughout.

The car is not as sold. It’s defunct. I would not recommend this vehicle at all. If I’d driven it in this state I’d never have purchased it.

Comfortable, economical. (average of 64.mpg over 2800 miles). Reasonably quiet.

My jogger hybrid used to have a freer overrun when in economy. The Bigster has a economy setting but when engaged the overrun still does not change. I found that in the Jogger one could slip out economy and enjoy more regenerative power when descending hills. This function has been lost.

The volume control constantly opts out and needs re setting. This seems to be in conjunction when using waze or maps. Rather frustrating and it can only be reset when at a stand still.

The adaptive cruise control is either on or off. When on it can be a hindrance unless one wants to just be happy behind a queue of motorway traffic. Having cruise control is great but one should be able to switch the adaptive element off.

Additionally three times when using adaptive cruise control the brakes have been suddenly applied. Twice it was on a normal road, the sensors had picked up a vehicle parked in a layby and slammed on the brakes. The third time I was on a motorway and again it had picked up a vehicle in the left hand hard shoulder. MAKE cruise control switchable between adaptive and "normal" Many drivers would appreciate it.