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The Opel Corsa’s makeover continues following the overhaul of most beneath the skin last year. Now Opel’s supermini has just got a new look in 2011 and a starting price of €14,350 for the entry level three-door version. A redesigned face with the new corporate design language lends it a sportier, expressive shape, making it recognizable as a member of the new Opel family.

Launched last September, the new Suzuki Swift is stylish, compact yet spacious and has many attractive and user-friendly features.

Launched last September, the new Suzuki Swift is stylish, compact yet spacious and has many attractive and user-friendly features.

Peugeot started the year with two special edition announcements. The Peugeot 207 Envy 1.4, 95 bhp petrol 5dr slots in to Band B road tax. Standard equipment includes bluetooth, 6 airbags, alloy wheels, front fogs, aircon, leather steering wheel, and remote audio controls.

Honda is reducing prices across its car range for 2011, effective immediately. The rate of reduction varies across the range but the biggest cut of six per cent applies to the Civic hatchback series. It should be noted that all prices that Honda quotes exclude metallic paint, as well as delivery and related charges.

At the Paris Motor Show last September, Mazda said that it would be focusing on low fuel consumption and reduced emissions, with three new model introductions.

At the Paris Motor Show last September, Mazda said that it would be focusing on low fuel consumption and reduced emissions, with three new model introductions.

Mitsubishi has added a new six-speed 1.8 litre common rail direct injection diesel engined version of their Lancer. It attracts just with €156 annual road tax will only help to increase the popularity of this iconic vehicle.

Nissan has started production of the Leaf in Japan. Nissan's all-new 100 per cent electric, zero-emission LEAF, is scheduled to go on sale in December in Japan and the United States, and from early 2011, in select markets in Europe, including Ireland.

Nissan has started production of the Leaf in Japan and this new 100 per cent electric, zero-emission vehicle is scheduled to go on sale in Japan and the United States next month and select markets in Europe, including Ireland, next year.