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Ireland’s Car Market in September: EVs Surge, Imports Jump, and Q4 Looks Lively
If you sell cars in Ireland, September told a clear story: demand is there, buyers are active, and electric is back on the move. The trick now is turning that momentum into margin as we roll into Q4. Here’s what changed last month, why it matters, and the quick wins...
Range Rover Evoque – A Popular Option Through the Years
First released in 2011, the Range Rover Evoque has been a popular option ever since. A smaller version of Range Rover Sports and Discoveries, the Evoque was seen as a slightly cheaper, more compact option. There’s been plenty of new options through the years, and the...
A Review of the Seat Arona
Key Summary: A fairly stylish but not spectacular car has sharp contours, with a clean and spacious interior. Price-wise, the Arona will set you back anywhere from €26,500 to €33,000 newm with fairly cheap insurance too. There's great safety and tech too, with parking...
2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback – A Family Hybrid
The latest Toyota Corolla Hatchback is smaller and has a revamped look that fits nicely in the modern hatchback space. It is an excellent option for small families, and the solid Toyota build quality makes it a fantastic choice for car buyers. We’ve broken down the...
Owning A Car In Ireland – How Much It Costs & How To Save Money
Cars are pretty much a necessity for the Irish population, especially for those who live in rural areas. With that in mind, we’ve taken a look at the overall cost of owning a car – not just the purchase price – to help you form a budget before your next purchase....
Why So Many Learners Are Missing Their Driving Test in Ireland, And What It Means for You
Key Summary: In 2025, over 3,000 Irish learner drivers failed to turn up for their driving test, adding to long waiting times and leaving others stuck in the queue. But why are so many people missing their test appointments? From nerves and poor preparation to delays...





