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RAY MASSEY: Dacia finally reveals Bigster price range

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Bigster may be the largest model from budget-friendly Romanian brand Dacia but its prices begin at just below £25,000 and all start from under £30,000, it announced this week.

The spacious new five-seater SUV, which I crawled over at the Paris Motor Show, has three trim levels.

Expression, priced from £24,995, offers 17-inch alloy wheels and Dacia’s multimedia system. 

Journey, from £26,245, gains 19-inch alloys, bespoke upholstery and front-passenger lumbar support. 

Budget-friendly: The spacious new Bigster five-seater SUV has three trim levels

Extreme, from £26,494, targets outdoor enthusiasts and comes with 18-inch alloy wheels.

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