Dacia launches '272' campaign in Ireland
Dacia is offering a range of '271' deals on its various models, including the Bigster.
Dacia has launched its new '271' campaign in Ireland, offering a combination of low-rate finance, trade-in bonuses and a five-year warranty across its passenger car range.
The campaign, available on qualifying orders placed up to December 31st, 2026 for registration in January 2027, includes 0% HP finance or 4.9% PCP finance across Dacia’s hybrid range.
Customers not availing of a finance offer can instead qualify for a trade-in bonus of up to €1,500, depending on the model.
Dacia is also offering PCP finance at 4.9% APR across its petrol and hybrid line-up, with advertised monthly repayments starting from €189 for the Duster, €215 for the Bigster and €225 for the seven-seat Jogger.
In addition to the finance and trade-in offers, customers will benefit from Dacia’s five-year extended warranty, available across the Bigster, Duster, Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Jogger ranges as part of the campaign.
The 271 campaign covers Dacia’s core passenger car range, from Europe’s best selling car the Sandero hatchback through to the seven-seat Jogger and the brand’s popular SUV models the Duster and Bigster.
The finance and trade-in offers are available on qualifying orders placed by December 31st, 2026 for registration in January 2027, subject to applicable terms and conditions.
Your local Dacia dealer in Mayo is JJ Burke in Ballinrobe.
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Launch models include the BMW iX4 40 xDrive, and iX4 50 xDrive, with the high-performance 612hp iX4 M60 xDrive set to debut in Spring 2027.
Standard features include M Sport specifications and a large panoramic glass roof.
The sixth-generation BMW eDrive technology enhances range by 30% and charging speed by 30% compared to its predecessor.
First deliveries to Ireland are scheduled for March next year, with prices from €75,705 for the iX4 40 xDrive, and €83,135 for the iX4 50 xDrive.
