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20 Oct 2020
Over 17,000 vehicles in Ireland have had at least 10 owners
More than 17,000 vehicles currently registered in Ireland have had at least 10 owners over the course of their lifetime.
08 Oct 2020
CCPC and Gardaí carry out unannounced inspections of garages and second-hand dealers
A number of unannounced inspections of garages and second-hand car dealerships have taken place in Dublin and Kildare over the last three days.
05 Oct 2020
Irish drivers admit struggling to stay awake while driving
Driver fatigue, as a key contributor to deaths and serious injuries on Irish roads, is the theme of the Road Safety Authority’s (RSA) Annual Academic
24 Sep 2020
CAB seizes 80 cars worth €2m in Tipperary
The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) has seized 80 cars worth around €2 million from a used car dealer in Co. Tipperary, as part of an
17 Sep 2020
The auto aftermarket and the potential for disruption
Three major challenges in the automotive aftermarket have the potential to cause disruption, emphasises Frank Schlehuber, Senior Consultant Market Affairs for the European Association of
15 Sep 2020
UK’s first EV forecourt set to open
The UK’s first electric vehicle forecourt is set to open this November. Located near Braintree in Essex, Gridserve’s EV forecourt will be the first of
03 Sep 2020
Universal coolant does not exist
MPM International Oil Company says there is no such thing as a universal coolant, anymore.
27 Aug 2020
Continental unveils shameful Nazi past in new report
Continental was founded in 1871 as a rubber manufacturer. Now heading for its 150th anniversary, the German auto parts and tyre manufacturer has unveiled research
21 Aug 2020
The impact of Covid-19 on the automotive aftermarket
The continued effects of Covid-19 on the automotive industry are an all-encompassing, worldwide issue. To further support employee health and safety, several businesses have shifted