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Volkswagen has unveiled one of the big new arrivals of the year, the all-new Passat. The latest car, which will receive its public premiere at the Paris Motor Show in October, is the eighth-generation of the Passat, which over the past 41 years has racked up over 23 million sales worldwide. And it is a ‘good residual value’ family car favourite here in Ireland.

We all like to feel like a VIP and Volkswagen tells us that their customers in 2014 will get the full VIP treatment with a new finance package.

The third generation of Skoda's popular Octavia will be launched here in March. It will be bigger, more spacious, and packaged in a new attractive and functional design. It is based on the same platform as the new Volkswagen Golf and Seat Leon.

The Volkswagen Golf remains Europe's best-selling car with sales increasing one per cent in November compared to a year earlier, but down by 1.7 per cent year-to-date, according to the latest analysis from Jato Dynamics.

The Volkswagen Golf remains Europe's best-selling car with sales increasing one per cent in November compared to a year earlier, but down by 1.7 per cent year-to-date, according to the latest analysis from Jato Dynamics.

The Volkswagen Golf remains Europe’s best-selling car with sales increasing 1 per cent in November compared to a year earlier but down by 1.7 per cent year-to-date, according to the latest analysis from Jato Dynamics.

The Volkswagen Passat estate has been named as the Top Towcar of the Year 2011 in a poll of caravan enthusiasts.

The Volkswagen Golf remains Europe's best-selling car, with sales increasing one per cent in November compared to a year earlier, but down by 1.7 per cent year-to-date.

When the second or third generation Volkswagan Jetta was launched, it was popular in Ireland but not in the UK. I recall asking an English motoring journalist at the time if he had driven it and his answer went something like “Ah mate, it’s as well known over here as Sly Stallone’s brother”. You see the English loved the Golf but didn’t see the point in what they regard as a boring booted cousin.

When the second or third generation Volkswagen Jetta was launched, it was popular in Ireland but not in the UK. I recall asking an English journalist at the time if he had driven it, and his answer went something like, “Ah mate, it’s as well known over here as Sly Stallone’s brother.”