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Cunningham Higgins in Ballybrit, Galway, was this week presented with the Retail Operation of the Year trophy at the first awards ceremony for the Irish motor industry.

Following on from RTE's The Consumer Show, the SIMI is reiterating the need for consumers to be extremely careful when purchasing a used car. The programme highlighted the awful consequences of not undertaking a number of key checks when it comes to buying a used car. In both case studies, the aggrieved consumers had either purchased their car from a private seller or a non-SIMI dealer, which meant that redress was not an easy option even in light of major issues uncovered about their car.

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) has called on the Government to clarify its position on the use of commercial vehicles for social and domestic purposes.

The office of the Financial Regulator is currently revising its code of conduct on mortgage arrears. As part of a consultation, it is offering the public a rare chance to contribute its views on how financial institutions should handle mortgage arrears in future.

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry has launched a new online vehicle statistics system which can be accessed by the public. Motorstats will be the only official National Motor Industry source of vehicle statistics.

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry has launched a new online vehicle statistics system which can be accessed by the public. Motorstats will be the only official National Motor Industry source of vehicle statistics.

Businesses in the Irish motor industry are being given the opportunity to celebrate their successes over the past year with the launch of a brand new Irish Motor Industry Awards programme.

New car sales for the first seven months of the year (74,111 units) are running at almost 47 percent ahead (50,458) of the corresponding period last year, according to figures released by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI).

As All-Ireland hurling semi-finals go they don't come any bigger than a Kilkenny/Cork clash.

While you can debate long into the night whether it is green environmental issues or greenback (money) savings that are driving people into smaller and diesel and petrol cars, the fact is that it is happening.