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In the 1950s the Alfa Giulietta caught the imagination of the driving public with its sporty appeal, attractive looks, and accessible pricing. Now, over 50 years later, the Italian sporting car manufacturer is celebrating its centenary with an all-new namesake which goes on sale here on September 24. In advance of that, dealers will be conducting customer previews and they will begin at the end of this month.

In the 1950s the Alfa Giulietta caught the imagination of the driving public with its sporty appeal, attractive looks and accessible pricing. Now, more than 50 years later, the Italian sporting car manufacturer is celebrating its centenary with a new namesake which goes on sale here this summer.

In the 1950s the Alfa Giulietta caught the imagination of the driving public with its sporty appeal, attractive looks, and accessible pricing. Now, over 50 years later, the Italian sporting car manufacturer is celebrating its centenary with an all-new namesake which goes on sale here this summer.

In the 1950s the Alfa Giulietta caught the imagination of the driving public with its sporty appeal, attractive looks and accessible pricing. Now, more than 50 years later, the Italian sporting car manufacturer is celebrating its centenary with a new namesake which goes on sale here this summer.

Volkswagen is delighted to announce the arrival of the long-awaited Volkswagen Golf VI van to the Irish market.

As car sales jumped by 70 per cent last month on the same period last year, Ford maintained its position as the country’s best-selling car brand, according to statistics released by the Society for the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI). Total sales in the month rose to 8,677 units from 5,084 last year. Ford, with 1,341 cars, or 15.5 per cent market share, was the most popular brand, ahead of Toyota (12.1 per cent) and VW (11.5 per cent). Total year to date sales stand at 59,475, a 41.9 per cent increase on the figure for the same period to May 2009 (17,574).

As car sales jumped by 70 per cent last month on the same period last year, Ford maintained its position as the country’s best-selling car brand, according to statistics released by the Society for the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI). Total sales in the month rose to 8,677 units from 5,084 last year. Ford, with 1,341 cars, or 15.5 per cent market share, was the most popular brand, ahead of Toyota (12.1 per cent) and VW (11.5 per cent). Total year to date sales stand at 59,475, a 41.9 per cent increase on the figure for the same period to May 2009 (17,574).

The new Ford new S-MAX and Galaxy ranges have just been launched here. And particularly interesting is the launch price for the new S-Max at just under €30k.

Volkswagen is delighted to announce the arrival of the long awaited Volkswagen Golf VI Van to the Irish market. The three door Golf Van has a strong heritage and has always been at the forefront of exceptional value, quality, and reliability for customers shopping in the car-van segment.

The new Ford new S-MAX and Galaxy ranges have been launched here, and particularly interesting is the launch price for the new S-Max at just under €30,000.