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Hyundai, Ireland’s fastest growing car brand, has moved into fourth place on the Irish car market, ahead of other brands such as Nissan, Skoda, Audi, BMW, Renault, Peugeot and Opel.

Since it was relaunched eight years ago the Dacia brand has taken the motor world by storm and two million Dacia vehicles are now on the road in 36 countries.

Seat, the Spanish car brand in Ireland, is set to undergo a radical overhaul of its operations and customer offering as the company prepares to grow its market share to 3.5 per cent by 2017.

The arrival of Dacia in Ireland is expected to shake things up a bit.

Audi Galway will unveil a new era for motoring in the region when it opens its doors to a new showroom in September 2012.

Rochford Motors, the official Seat dealership in Mayo is set for a major boost following the announcement that Seat, the Spanish car brand in Ireland, is to undergo a radical overhaul of its operations and customer offering as the company prepares to grow its market share to 3.5 per cent by 2017.

Expect to see another new car brand go on sale in Ireland within the next year.

You can expect to see another new car brand go on sale in Ireland within the next year. Dacia will be marketed here by the parent company Renault. The business model for Dacia in other European left-hand-drive markets is to offer the lowest price model in whatever segments they compete in.

Toyota Ireland has had a successful start to 2012 with 3,422 passenger vehicles sold for the month of January, positioning them as the leading car brand for 2012 so far.

Toyota Ireland has enjoyed a successful start to 2012 with 3,422 passenger vehicles sold for the month of January, positioning it as the leading car brand for 2012 so far.