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I'm interested in the new electric Suzuki Vitara...

I have a 2017 Suzuki Vitara petrol All Grip 2017. I am keen to get the new Suzuki E Vitara Allgrip. Any firm info on when it will be available in Ireland and price?

Many thanks

Ger Kiely (Cork)

Feb 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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Citroen e-C5 Aircross or Tesla Model Y?

Will be replacing my 2023 MGZS EV shortly. I have over 110,000km on it, so a lot of yearly travel. I am considering a Citroen e-C5 Aircross or Tesla Model Y Long Range. What are your thoughts?

John (Cork)

Feb 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is the Hyundai Inster comfortable on the motorway?

I frequently travel from Cork to Tralee, mostly now on motorway. Distance say 100 miles. Is the Hyundai Inster comfortable enough or a bone rattler?

Alan (Cork)

Feb 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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Skoda Superb estate or Enyaq?

Skoda Superb estate or Enyaq?

Gerard O Connell (Castleconnell)

Jan 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is the Opel Mokka petrol noisy at speed?

Is the Opel Mokka 1.2 GS 136hp good for motorway driving? Is it noisy at speed?

David (Ireland)

Jan 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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Should I buy a top-spec Kia Sportage from the North?

I've been looking at buying a new Kia Sportage hybrid, but I prefer the GT Line S spec offered in the UK to the Irish GT Line spec. Does the Irish Kia distributor allow for factory orders so as to give me a similar spec to GT Line S, or should I look at buying it in the North?

And if so, how much more expensive would you reckon it to be?

William (Dublin)

Jan 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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I'm considering buying a Renault 5...

I'm considering buying a Renault 5. This is a potential purchase made with my heart as much as my head. My parents ferried me to primary school in a 1985 Renault 5 TL that I still have fond memories of.

I'm currently driving a 2008 Volvo C30 2.0 diesel. I recently moved house, so my commute has halved and I'm now doing approx. 11,000 miles a year, making an EV a real choice for the first time.

However, I'm a complete technophobe and am afraid buying a brand-new EV will be too much of a jump for me from what I am used to.

Technically there's not much wrong with my Volvo. It is cheap to run and reliable even at 243,000 miles. However, I do hanker for something more modern and absolutely fell in love with the 5 from the first moment I looked at it.

Am I overthinking things or is EV ownership too much of a leap for someone who finds it difficult to work our air-to-water heating?

David (Cork)

Jan 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is the 2026 Toyota Aygo X's CVT noisy?

In the 2026 Toyota Aygo X hybrid GR Sport, is the CVT drive noisy?

Leslie Hemingway (Dewsbury)

Jan 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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Have you tested the Byd Seal U?

I'm thinking of buying a BYD Seal U. Have you written any reviews of the car?

Alan (Dublin)

Jan 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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Would you recommend the MGS5 EV?

Would you recommend the MGS5 EV?

Brian Coultry (Killala)

Jan 2026 Filed under: choosing new car

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