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New car sales in January this year have decreased on last year by 4.82 per cent, according to official figures released today by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry.

Audi has decided to extend its EcoGrant offer until March 31. This is on top of the introduction of new service plan products for new and used cars this year,

Peugeot sold 2.1 million new vehicles in 2017, demonstrating strong growth acceleration, with worldwide sales up 10.4 per cent.

Volkswagen was Ireland's top selling car brand in 2017, finishing the year with 10.53 per cent market share. Heading into 2018, and hot on the heels of celebrating the launch of three exciting new models, the brand is pushing forward with the announcement of its 181 open event.

To celebrate five years in Ireland, Bradley Dacia will offer zero deposit and 4.9 per cent APR PCP finance across its range for all orders taken and registered by July 31.

With new and considerably extended driving assistance functions, the new Mercedes S-Class will this autumn be taking a major step towards autonomous driving.

Ten new full-time jobs are to be created by Connolly Motor Group which is building a new Audi dealership in Galway, bringing its workforce in the county to 35.

In a year that saw the Irish motoring market experience growth of 17.5 per cent, Toyota enjoyed 18.5 per cent year on year growth, becoming the best-selling car brand in Ireland with sales of 15,530 passenger vehicles and an overall market share of 10.6 per cent.

Audi Galway has been announced as Transport Partner for Food On The Edge, the international food symposium taking place in The Town Hall Theatre on October 24 and 25.