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Seat has unveiled its first SUV model, which it describes as having a unique combination of distinctive design, dynamic driving fun, urban versatility, and compelling utility.

Hyundai Ireland announced this week that it is now the number one car brand in Ireland, with a record 5,062 passenger cars sold during the month of January, 2016.

Ford dealers from across the country are reporting that, in the current tough economic environment, a significant number of car owners are opting to forego their car’s annual service.

Official statistics released by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) show that new car registrations were up 23 per cent (950) last month when compared to November 2014 (771). New car registrations for the year are currently up 30 per cent (124,605) on the same period last year.

Centrepoint Autos, Athlone are delighted to announce their upcoming huge winter clearance sale, running for only three days from Friday 13 to Sunday, 15 November.

Conway Motors in Castlebar has been awarded the Citroën & DS Ireland Dealer of the Year Award 2015, from a network of 21 authorised dealerships nationwide. Dealer Principal, Padraic Conway was officially presented with the award by Chris Graham, Managing Director, Citroën and DS Ireland at the 2015 Dealer Conference which took place at I.M. Group Head Offices, Birmingham last week.

Tony Burke Motors, a family-owned, award winning Toyota dealership in Ballybrit, Galway, has won the Carzone.ie sponsorship for their chosen local sports teams, the Craughwell U8, U10, U12 and U14 GAA teams. The lucky teams recently received the sponsored kit which consists of a set of branded jerseys, a pair of shorts and socks for every player. 

Thermo King, a manufacturer of transport temperature control solutions for a variety of mobile applications and a brand of Ingersoll Rand, this week announced the acquisition of Galway-based Celtrak.

Volkswagen Group Ireland has announced its action plan to correct the emissions characteristics of certain diesel vehicles.

Renault is planning to build on the huge success of its compact Captur crossover which last year alone recorded almost 178,000 sales.