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Since it was relaunched eight years ago the Dacia brand has taken the motor world by storm and two million Dacia vehicles are now on the road in 36 countries.

Come and meet the shockingly affordable Duster at O’Briens Mullingar! Having taken the global car market by storm, the arrival of Dacia in Ireland is expected to shake things up.

The arrival of Dacia in Ireland is expected to shake things up a bit.

New car sales are slightly up on last year according to the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), however, Mayo bucked that trend with sales down 14 per cent for the year. SIMI has warned however, that the figures need to be put in the context of a market showing relatively low sales overall.

Almost a year after the Government scrapped Scrappage, Renault is back with a new scrappage deal for the month of June, writes Padraic Deane.

The new Grand Scenic Bose is available with the 1.6 dCi (130bhp) stop & start and is a great family car option.

Expect to see another new car brand go on sale in Ireland within the next year.

Renault has just announced some attractive electric vehicle offers including two years’ free battery rental and five years unlimited warranty.

Since launching in Ireland last September, Renault Finance Ireland has lent over €15 million to both individual and business customers.

You can expect to see another new car brand go on sale in Ireland within the next year. Dacia will be marketed here by the parent company Renault. The business model for Dacia in other European left-hand-drive markets is to offer the lowest price model in whatever segments they compete in.