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Continental Tyres has partnered with the Keenaghan family otherwise known as the ‘Vantastic Family’ who share their adventures in their own lovingly converted camper van on social media (@ourvantasticfamily on Instagram). Parents Lisa and Oliver with their children Chloe...
PEUGEOT has launched the new 3008 model to the Irish market, featuring an aerodynamic fastback SUV design, two new powertrains: mild hybrid and fully electric offering a range of up to 527kms (WLTP) and PEUGEOT’s latestPanoramic i-Cockpit®. The new 3008...
BYD’s capacity for ‘outside the box thinking’ in the design, use of technology, and manufacture of their vehicles – first evident to Irish motorists in their BYD ATTO 3, BYD DOLPHIN and BYD SEAL models – has hit new...

REVIEW: Toyota bZ4X

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A few years back, Toyota announced that they would not be making any more petrol or diesel engine cars and that they switching to hybrid cars. Maybe they have been a bit slow introducing electric cars, but Toyota won’t...
A car with even more appeal. New Renault Captur remains a pace-setter in the urban SUV market with a host of new features alongside the many qualities that have built its identity and its success over the past 10...
FIAT’s 125th anniversary ‘Smiling to the future’ event took place on Thursday, 11th July, at the Lingotto building in Turin. The ceremony was both a celebration of a milestone and the beginning of a new chapter in the brand’s...

REVIEW: Skoda Karoq HVO

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In the motoring world there is much talk right now about saving the planet by moving away from diesel and petrol and opting for a hybrid or a fully electric vehicle. But there is another option called HVO. Last...
The Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale has made its first public appearance outside of Italy at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed. It is joined by the new Junior, the first fully electric car from Alfa Romeo, at the Festival...
Toyota, Ireland’s best-selling car brand, is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the iconic Toyota RAV4. With over 31,260 RAV4s sold in Ireland to date and 14 million sold globally at the end of 2023, the contemporary SUV has transformed the...

REVIEW: Toyota C-HR

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There must have been some personnel changes in the office at Toyota’s headquarters in Tokyo where the staff select names for new cars. In the past we got very sensible names like: Aygo, Corolla, Camry, Prius and Yaris. But...

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