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Suzuki is very pleased that the Ignis has made it to the final three cars in the new ‘Urban Car’ category of the 2017 World Car of The Year (WCOTY).

Suzuki is understandably pleased its Ignis has made it to the final three cars in the new ‘Urban Car’ category of the 2017 World Car of The Year. And they deserve to be. As the former Irish juror for a six year WCOTY term, I know how difficult it was and is for smaller cars from outside the larger manufacturers to be recognised.

Britain's independent research centre, Thatcham Research, has announced the safest new cars of 2017, and a long list of finalists for the What Car? Safety Award. Thatchem powers the award for the third year running, as part of its “safer cars, fewer crashes” mission.

The UK’s independent research centre, Thatcham Research, has announced the safest new cars of 2017, and long list of finalists for the What Car? Safety Award.

The new, fourth-generation Kia Rio will make its world premiere at the end of this month at the Paris Motor Show.

Advances in van safety technology could be undermined by dangerous overloading, warns the British Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). If it is true in Britain, it is at least similar, if not worse, here in Ireland.

The all-new Mazda 2 proves that sometimes the best things come in small packages.

Toyota Ireland has launched its new Avensis with 'premium style and comfort' and advanced safety technology. Prices start from just €25,870 for the entry-level 'Aura' petrol, and €27,710 is the starting price for the 'Aura' diesel versions.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter enjoyed a night of stunning success at the prestigious Commercial Fleet Awards 2015, scooping three trophies including the most coveted accolade for manufacturers - the Commercial Vehicle of the Year.