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Customers who bought a new Renault car in September can be very proud that they have contributed to a fantastic €45,000 raised for the Paralympics Council of Ireland in just one month.

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.

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.

Renault Ireland’s new van scrappage scheme gives van owners the opportunity to scrap their vans (five years and older) and purchase one of Europe’s number one best-selling van range.

Nearly 800 cars have been registered in Galway since January by buyers who availed of the government scrappage scheme, writes Padraic Deane.

Since 1901 and the launch of its single-cylinder van, Renault has been a major player in light commercial vehicles.

Announcing what it describes as yet another first in the Irish motor industry, Renault Ireland has just launched its new van scrappage scheme. A Renault spokesman told the Advertiser that this gives van owners the opportunity to scrap their five years or older van and purchase one of Europe’s number one best selling van range.

Since 1901 and the launch of its single-cylinder van, Renault has been a major player in the light commercial vehicle range. It has been the LCV market leader in Western Europe for the past 12 years, and even increased its market share this year, from 14.4 per cent to 15.7 per cent.

Since 1901 and the launch of its single-cylinder van, Renault has been a major player in the light commercial vehicle range. It has been the LCV market leader in Western Europe for the past 12 years, and even increased its market share this year, from 14.4 per cent to 15.7 per cent.

Since 1901 and the launch of its single-cylinder van, Renault has been a major player in LCVs. It has been the LCV market leader in Western Europe for the past 12 years, and even increased its market share this year, from 14.4 per cent at end-August 2009 to 15.7 per cent at end-August 2010.