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21 Feb 2020
Volkswagen’s new Caddy gets its global premiere
The new fifth generation Volkswagen Caddy made its World premiere in Düsseldorf this week with VW executives boasting that it is more digital, connected, and
20 Feb 2020
Unemployment rate down to 4.8 per cent at end of January
RecruitAuto.ie welcomes the news that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell from five per cent in the third quarter of 2019 to 4.7 per cent
20 Feb 2020
10 Mercedes-Benz models to debut at Geneva Show
Ten new Mercedes-Benz models are set to make their world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show early next month. Leading the line-up will be their
19 Feb 2020
Innovative, stylish and practical new Ford Puma arrives
The all-new Ford Puma has just gone on sale here. Ford says that it introduces their advanced, fuel-saving mild-hybrid powertrain technology alongside class-leading practicality and
19 Feb 2020
Long awaited all-new Land Rover Defender unveiled here
The long awaited all-New Land Rover Defender was revealed today at Jaguar Land Rover head-office in Dublin. Ahead of Irish launch this Spring, pricing for
17 Feb 2020
It is a car park smash in the UK
Seems amazing but apparently car park prangs cost British motorists a staggering £1.5 billion sterling per year, according to new research.
17 Feb 2020
Peugeot is open for all-new 2008 SUV range orders
Peugeot Ireland, has opened order books for their all-new 2008 SUV with pricing announced for diesel and petrol models. Diesel versions have now arrived, with
14 Feb 2020
Ford demystifies electric cars as Mustang Mach-E debuts
Ford today revealed the all-new Mustang Mach-E to the European public for the first time as the company launched a new ‘Go Electric’ experience that
13 Feb 2020
UK’s new petrol/ diesel car ban could start by 2032
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last week that he would bring forward the ban on new diesel, petrol and hybrid cars from 2040
12 Feb 2020
Economy will continue to grow strongly this year at 4.8 per cent
The Central Bank says that the Irish economy will continue to grow strongly this year at a rate of 4.8 per cent. However, it also