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Universal Honda introduces its first commercial vehicle into the Irish market with the launch of a CR-V commercial derivative at €26,595 excl. VAT (€32,000 incl VAT). The new executive commercial CR-V ‘EX’ 2.2 iCTD is powered by Honda’s award winning turbo diesel engine and is equipped with Honda’s real time four wheel drive system. The unladen weight of this commercial version is 1,580kg and payload is 560kg.

Volvo Ireland has cut prices and now is offering savings from €2,240 to €3,750 - and in one case a massive €11,000.

The fifth generation of Volkswagen’s evergreen supermini, the Polo, is on sale.

As many prospective car buyers struggle to secure finance for their cars, Ford Ireland, tells us that through its bank Ford Credit, it is making available €5m credit for a special 10-day long promotion currently underway.

Research into nearly 900,000 cars operated by the country’s biggest 50 leasing companies has found that BMW Group’s model range is the most reliable in Britain – for the second year in a row.

The new Land Rover distributor for Ireland tells us that new engines, more luxurious interiors, higher specifications and improved styling will be part of their new 2010 model range from January. Additionally, they tell us that many of the more popular models will also provide additional value for money through significant price reductions.

Two or three years ago the headline above might not only be ignored but also do damage to the Nissan brand. Not anymore! The Tiger is dead, and reality has come home to roost.

The new Land Rover distributor for Ireland tells us that new engines, more luxurious interiors, higher specifications and improved styling will be part of their new 2010 model range from January. Additionally, they tell us that many of the more popular models will also provide additional value for money through significant price reductions.

Two or three years ago the headline above might not only be ignored but also do damage to the Nissan brand. Not anymore! The Tiger is dead, and reality has come home to roost.

The new Land Rover distributor for Ireland tells us that new engines, more luxurious interiors, higher specifications and improved styling will be part of its new 2010 model range from January. Additionally, a spokesperson tells us that many of the more popular models will also provide additional value for money through significant price reductions.