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Dealer/Importer News Archive

New MINI Clubvan delivers on many levels

The all-new Mini Clubvan with five doors has just gone on sale here. It is the first new MINI to be classed as a commercial vehicle. Mini Ireland will only market Cooper D Clubvan here with an entry level price of €20,800

Minister Noonan gets Budget warning from Windsor boss

One of Ireland’s leading motor groups has has warned Finance Minister, Michael Noonan on the implications of increased motoring costs for consumers.

New Mercedes-Benz A-Class is here

The new Mercedes-Benz A-Class – seen as the car that will give Mercedes-Benz access to a new, younger generation of motorists – is here and first models will appear in dealer showrooms during December ahead of the January registrations rush.

Volkswagen to sponsor the Voice of Ireland

Volkswagen is set to be the sponsor of The Voice of Ireland for a second year running. The Voice of Ireland proved to be a winning formula with viewers and Volkswagen Ireland says it is delighted to renew its successful sponsorship with the show, which this year will be sponsored by the new Volkswagen Golf. 

Renault expands PRO + network

Renault Ireland has expanded its specialised business dealer network in Ireland by appointing four new PRO+ Centres.

Honda Civic celebrates 40th anniversary

After nine generations and over 20 million sales globally, the Honda Civic, this year is celebrating its 40th anniversary.

Volvo unveils free winter health check

Volvo Cars Ireland is offering customers a free eight point winter health check, at participating dealers. The Volvo winter health check includes the following:

New Renault dealership opens in Dublin

Michael Grant has been appointed as new Renault dealers in Dublin. Located on Beach Road in Dublin 4, Michael Grant Renault is now open for business and will create 20 new jobs in the next six months.

14 new models score 5 Stars but not the Dacia Lodgy

Euro NCAP has released the results of 15 cars, with 14 out of 15 cars tested receiving 5 stars, the exception being the Dacia Lody, which received a 3 star rating.

Toyota Ireland rolls out new models with a positive attitude

At the end of last month, Toyota Ireland was running in second place in the Irish car sales charts, just 136 behind Volkswagen. As of the end of October figures, Toyota is running about 1.35 per cent below the current market but it expects new models and traditional aftersales values to boost its market outlook