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What's happening with the new Hyundai Santa Fe?
Are there any pictures of the new Hyundai Santa Fe coming out this October? The new Hyundai ix35 looks good, but it has very little spec inside for the Irish market compared to other countries.
In Ireland it is very diffucult to compare one car company with another because Ireland gets the worst specs. Here in the US I would buy a Hyundai before any Merc because the specs are much better as are the warranties, but that is not the way it is in Ireland.
RAYMOND FINUCANE (USA)
Aug 2010 Filed under: miscellaneous
One of my wheels has seized. What do I do?
My car has been left idle for a weeks in my garden (on a slope). I went to take it out the other day and it wouldn't move. Reverse gear will engage but the rear passenger side wheel won't budge. Any idea what could be wrong and how to fix it? Thanks.
Emma Synnott (Dublin)
Jul 2010 Filed under: miscellaneous
What are the best online motor factor suppliers?
What are the best online motor factor suppliers?
P Bruton (Killarney)
Jul 2010 Filed under: miscellaneous
Do turbo petrol engines have a future?
I have an 2008 Volkswagen Passat 1.4 TSi petrol that I find excellent. Is there any indication from VW about turbo petrol engines in the new Passat due at the end of year?
More generally do you think turbo petrols will be a growth area?
I think they are excellent alternative to diesel which a lot of people are buying on dealers recommendation without being fully convinced of, with regard to smooth power delivery?
Ger Brennan (Dundalk)
May 2010 Filed under: miscellaneous
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