Holden Group's new Renault and Dacia dealership in King's Lynn (Image: Supplied) Holden has had a presence in East Anglia since 1928, with dealerships in Norwich, King’s Lynn and Bury St Edmunds.

Dacia Bigster review: Looking for a family SUV with an upscale feel but not an upscale price tag? The Bigster might offer a solution This no-nonsense family hauler has a rugged, go-anywhere ...

The head of Renault’s budget brand Dacia, Denis Le Vot, is a frontrunner to become chief executive at the French carmaker, following the shock announcement of Luca de Meo’s exit for luxury ...

Fiat's forthcoming Dacia Bigster rival could channel the spirit of the cult-classic Multipla MPV when it arrives in 2027. The new SUV is one of two C-segment models that the Italian brand is set ...

With our full hybrid Dacia Duster away to have the Sleep Pack fitted (more on that next time), I’ve been handed a replacement: a mild hybrid Duster TCe 130 4x4 in Extreme trim. Same badge ...

Right, it’s time for part two of our running report on the Dacia Spring Extreme 65, still the cheapest and, at 951kg, the lightest electric vehicle on the UK market. Despite using it exclusively ...

The Dacia Bigster has achieved just three stars in the latest round of Euro NCAP safety tests. The Bigster is Dacia’s largest SUV and scored just 57% overall for its driver safety assistance ...

“Go big or go home” was the brief given to the designers at Dacia for its new flagship SUV and, boy, have they delivered.

Unveiled in September 2021, the first-ever Dacia Jogger underwent a small update in June 2022. By small, think fancier grille and the Dacia brand's new corporate logo. Sometime in the second half ...

Dacia Spring vs Leapmotor T03: which baby EV is the biggest bargain? The Romanian city car faces up to the challenge of this Chinese EV newcomer ...

Redis leadership asserts that the AGPLv3 license strikes the right balance between protecting the company's business interests and supporting the open-source community. We'll see if developers and ...

Redis, the company behind the popular value-key database of the same name, has returned its main system to an open source license, although the move failed to satisfy some critics.