The Dacia brand from Romania is probably best known in the US as a curious obsession of James May from Top Gear, but the company is a growing force. Its inexpensive models just keeping selling better, ...

His Holiness Pope Francis now has a Dacia, a one-off based on the Duster 4x4 converted into a popemobile by coachbuilder Romturingia. The Romanian automaker has also employed the know-how of the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Matthew MacConnell covers the evolving world of motoring. Dacia sold more than 100,000 first and second-generation Dusters in ...

From the Sandero to the Duster, Dacia knows how to make cars on the cheap. Even though the Romanian automaker is a player in the commercial segment as well, the Duster Fiskal is exclusive to Austria ...

Dacia – which in ancient Romanian meant ‘home’ – used to be a bit of a joke brand, sitting somewhere near Lada in the marque pecking order. Their first effort in 1968 was a Renault 8 built under ...