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Does the 2025 Citroen e-C4 have a front-facing camera?
Does the new-for-2025 electric Citroen C4 225 have a front camera in the Max level? And what reductions should apply if I was to get a demonstration model?
Patrick (Offaly)
Mar 2025 Filed under: choosing new car
Electric Opel Grandland or Renault Scenic?
Can you compare the electric Opel Grandland with the Renault Scenic E-Tech for me please?
Kevin Mac Gowan (Templeogue)
Mar 2025 Filed under: choosing new car
What to replace my SEAT Ateca with?
Hi guys,
I'd like your advice please on what to change my SEAT Ateca for or stick like for like (it's a lovely drive).
I live in north Donegal so very windy roads but now spend three out of four weeks in Louth caring for my father who's had a stroke, So wheelchair and Zimmer frame space is needed. I already have heated front seats in mine, that's a must, plus I mind my grandnephew and there's a new baby on the way so it needs to be easy to fit a car seat also.
Because Donegal is so hilly I need a good bit of power. I was thinking automatic for the longer drives but honestly don't mind manual. I'm also used to diesel, I'd like rear parking assistance, Bluetooth, anti-collision detection if possible.
So many to choose from my brain is addled, I've a 172 Ateca at the moment so want to go 2021+ and my maximum budget is €16,000 plus whatever I get for my car as a trade-in.
Any advice would be great thank you
Lorraine Rath (Gweedore)
Mar 2025 Filed under: choosing used car
Should I replace my Mazda with a Mercedes CLA?
Looking at a 2019 Mercedes CLA 1.3 petrol with low mileage to replace a 2016 Mazda6 Platinum 2.2 diesel (150hp).
Is it a good buy?
Richard
Mar 2025 Filed under: choosing used car
How to see my Peugeot 5008 hybrid is in electric mode?
Hi,
How can I tell when my Peugeot 5008 hybrid is in electric mode? It doesn't seem to be clocking up electric miles very often, even when I am doing a lot of city driving.
Martin (Ireland )
Mar 2025 Filed under: hybrid
What's wrong with my Ford Focus?
I have a 2006 Ford Focus estate. I'm having a problem that no one seems to be able to figure out. The battery light comes on and the car dies a while after. I then use my booster pack to start it and it goes for a day or two until it happens again.
Since this has started the battery and alternator have been replaced but I still have the same problem. The modules have been done, the thermostat too. My mechanic cannot figure out what it is.
When the battery light comes on, the car is sluggish, chugging and goes to cut out.
I'm at my wits end.
Dana Forde (Dublin 15)
Mar 2025 Filed under: fault
When will I be able to buy the Jaecoo 7 in Ireland?
When will I be able to buy the Jaecoo 7 in Ireland?
Emre (Dublin)
Mar 2025 Filed under: choosing new car
How is VRT for a crashed car calculated?
How does Revenue calculate VRT on a crash-damaged car?
Oisin (Dublin )
Mar 2025 Filed under: crashed cars
Explain these motor tax rates for me...
Hi,
My question is this: Why is the motor tax on a 2019 five-seat Peugeot Rifter only €270 and the motor tax on a 141 Peugeot van is €514? I'm thinking it may have something to do with the CO2 rating, but if so, why not the same for both vehicles?
Neil Dunne (Kinsale, Co. Cork.)
Mar 2025 Filed under: taxation
How much to import a 2015 Defender - not a commercial?
Hi,
I am looking to import a Defender 110 from Northern Ireland, cost is £32,000. It's a 2015 and has 38,000 miles on the clock. And it's not a commercial vehicle. What charges would I expect to pay VRT etc. and what would I pay in tax, as it's a 2.2L diesel.
Many thanks
Paul Moore (Kildare)
Mar 2025 Filed under: importing
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