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Skoda’s new Fabia estate offers great fuel economy and green credentials. In fact, it has just been voted Best Green Estate Car by the Daily Telegraph.

Following its world debut at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show, the Mini John Cooper Works has gone on sale here in Ireland this week (22nd.) priced at €39,450.

Motorists on the N9 at Powerstown are attributing a design fault to the frequency of articulated lorries turning over on the road. Another driver — the fifth this year — had a narrow escape on Tuesday morning when his timber haulage truck, transporting bark mulch, turned over on its side as he navigated the double roundabout on the stretch of road that forms the soft ending of the first section of the €216.5 million Dublin to Waterford/Carlow bypass.

Kia Motors tells us that its all-new production model, the Kia Soul, will be marketed globally with a choice of three highly efficient engines (depending on individual markets), when it goes on sale in early 2009.

As the pioneer of ‘folding roof cars’ with its elegant 401, 601, and 402 Eclipse models from the 1930s, Peugeot now reveals details of its latest coupé cabriolet, the 308 CC. The new Peugeot 308 CC will be the star of this year's Paris Motor Show in September.

Tom Hogan Motors has announced that its new BMW and Mini showroom located in Ballybrit, Galway is now open for business.

Following its world debut at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show, the Mini John Cooper Works has gone on sale here in Ireland this week (22nd.) priced at €39,450.

As the pioneer of ‘folding roof cars’ with its elegant 401, 601, and 402 Eclipse models from the 1930s, Peugeot now reveals details of its latest coupé cabriolet, the 308 CC. The new Peugeot 308 CC will be the star of this year's Paris Motor Show in September.

Kia Motors tells us that its all-new production model, the Kia Soul, will be marketed globally with a choice of three highly efficient engines (depending on individual markets), when it goes on sale in early 2009.

The Mayo Green Party has strongly criticised bus and train services in the West of Ireland. The party has highlighted the case of Paul Lynch, a research worker recently employed by the Sustainability Institute. Mr Lynch, who was carrying out important research into renewable energy in Mayo, recently set off back to his home town of Macroom in Co Cork by bicycle.