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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 latest figures for new car sales to year end 2016, released by car history experts Motorcheck.ie, show the market is up 17.4 per cent year on year.

Electric and plug-in hybrid cars are becoming increasingly popular with more models to choose from than ever before. There are now over 1,200 public access charge points available across Ireland; however the process of charging an electric car is quite different to putting fuel in a normal petrol or diesel-powered car.

New data from DoneDeal has revealed the 2016 top-selling car brands in Westmeath, with Volkswagen topping the list followed by Toyota and Audi.

Michael Moore Volkswagen has announced that it is to offer zero per cent PCP finance on the Passat Highline and Passat Highline Business Edition on all cars ordered from stock before December 31, 2016.

The outlook for the motor industry is positive according to the latest motoring report from car buying experts Carzone. The bi-annual index which examines trends in the Irish motoring market, finds that 52 per cent of Westmeath people plan to buy a car in the next year. The Carzone Motoring Report is compiled by analysing data from the 108 million searches carried out on Carzone in the first 10 months of the year, as well as an in-depth survey of 1,610 Irish motorists nationwide.

Well in advance of its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show next March, Volkswagen has provided a design drawing that shows the impressive contours of its new top saloon, the Arteon.

Volkswagen’s all-new Tiguan has been proving a hit with Irish buyers and critics alike since it arrived earlier this year. And now Volkswagen is offering a new entry-level diesel for the Tiguan with some stunning 171 offers. The new 115bhp 2.0-litre TDI engine for the Tiguan is likely to become the favoured choice of Irish Tiguan customers. This new engine has a starting price of just €30,985 excluding delivery and related charges (or €29,985 if customers order on PCP before December 31).

Well in advance of its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show next March, Volkswagen has provided a design drawing that shows the impressive contours of its new top saloon, the Arteon.