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Ford has revealed their new Fiesta - featuring confident new styling, an enhanced technology package and powered by sophisticated mild hybrid powertrains to make the compact hatchback more future-ready than ever.

To mark the launch of the all new Toyota Yaris cross self-charging hybrid and Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid, Joe Lynch & Sons Ltd will host a showroom event at their Galway Road business on Monday, September 13, from 2-5pm, during which both models will be on display to the local public.

Citroen in Ireland has announced details of its new C4 and E-C4.

Local Toyota dealership Tony Burke Motors is inviting Galwegians to a sneak peek of the Yaris Cross and Rav 4 plug-in hybrid at a special preview event next Tuesday September 7.

Citroen in Ireland has just announced details of their all new C4 and E-C4. The C4 sits in the C-hatchback segment but French marque says that it offers much more than the traditional hatchback thanks to best-in-class height, ground clearance, seat height position and interior legroom versus competitors.

Toyota’s newest hybrid SUV, the Yaris Cross, is set to arrive in Ireland in October, and Toyota says this vehicle is a car both for adventure and inner city driving.

Following its success in similar awards last year, the Suzuki Ignis Hybrid compact SUV has again been awarded a Best Buy at the 2021 What Car? Awards in the UK. The Ignis was comprehensively judged by the editorial team and announced as the best value overall small SUV model.

Dacia says its new Sandero and Sandero Stepway models embody its DNA.

With the help of brand ambassadors, Olympic gold boxing medallist and undisputed world light weight champion Katie Taylor, and Irish hockey international and World Cup silver medallist Nikki Evans, Honda announced its 212 offers recently.

The Toyota Yaris has been named European Car of the Year 2021. The virtual award ceremony, which took place today in Geneva, featured seven cars all vying for the top award, which has been around since 1964.