Customer reviews for Dacia Bigster

I like the Dacia Bigster most because of the relaxed driving style. It reminds me of an Volvo 240 I had years ago, as it's not the kind of car to rush about in encouraging me to drive safely and not take chances. The one thing that should be ironed out are the glitches in infotainment, yesterday the volume button would not change the sound level of the music, I had to arrow down and then got 4 different volume bars to do this while driving is not ideal.

Love the drive..love the car to a point..just small things..camera issues. Speed camera issues..lane departure..totally pain on country roads..rear door handles to flimsy for me..gear box..1st to 2nd..to short..5th to 6th..gear to tall..revs to low at 60mph ..so car engine struggles..headlights on low beam brilliant..but unfortunately not great on high beam..should all be Led..other than that well happy with car..would purchase another in the future..

I don't think much can be improved for the price the vehicle is sold at.

A heated front screen would be good for winter.

The speakers/sound system could be a bit punchier with better bass.

When opening the tailgate after/during rain, water drips down so I have to wait a few seconds for the water to stop (otherwise I get a small soak).

The rear door seals collect quite a lot of dirt.

Overall, I am very happy with the car.

It is a lovely car to drive. Very spacious inside and a comfortable ride for passengers and driver. There is plenty of boot space. The heated steering wheel and seats are really good too. Good fuel economy too. The cool box is also handy.

The cup holders are not sufficient, you are very limited in the cups that actually fit in it and it doesn't seem you can buy them as add ons for this model which is disappointing.

I like everything, especially the boot which opens via the key remotely making shopping easier. Its a shame that this option is an additional cost on the top model which comes with the panoramic sunroof. Normally each model has what the previous one has, but with other extras. You shouldn't have to pay for the auto boot on the top model. If I am honest that's why I went for the Journey and not the Extreme.

Overall very happy with the Bigster. Performance, practicality, size, and general feeling are all there. The only downsides are an occasionally frustrating infotainment system (Renault’s) where connections don’t always complete successfully, and where the heated steering wheel button also needs to be selected 3 times before activating, somewhat weirdly. Other than that it’s hard to find fault, for the money.

First impression's very positive, met all expectations and exceeded some. Driving feels very relaxed and positive when required. Fastening front seat belts a fiddly, bit of a concave in the centre console at the seat belt stalk would suffice.

Yet to put it through its paces (camping trips) maybe a review in 12 months time. Some would say not a leader in its class but it certainly is in its price range.

The economy from my Bigster Journey 1.8 hybrid is outstanding. The load capacity is second to none. The layout is clean and tasteful and the design just looks great. The steering is a little vague, though I can live with that but what I cannot tolerate is that the MyDacia app hasn't worked since I bought the car some three months ago and 'nobody' is offering help or providing updates on this problem.

Nice to drive responsive good handling good all-round vision. Seat very nice even on a long journey 👍

Wind noise above sixty can be distracting around front wings and doors. Resting plate next to clutch pedal

To close not in ideal position for the manual vehicle.

A bit under powered when fully loaded in the 140bhp version.

All round very pleased with the Bigster big improvement on my Duster 👏

Really pleased with my purchase (the full hybrid Extreme)…lots of positives, eg heated steering wheel, heated front seats, big clear control screen, rollback parcel shelf, refrigerated console compartment, the drive, not to mention the look and comfort. The only disappointment was not getting a remote boot opening function - it was so hard to choose between the two top of the range options!