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Is the BMW X3 due a facelift?

Is the BMW X3 due for a facelift any time soon? Any idea what will be done?

Martin Moroney (Dublin)

May 2013 Filed under: future cars

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How economical is the BMW X3?

Can you tell me how economical the BMW X3 is in diesel, four-wheel drive (xDrive) guise?

Patsy Whelan (Carlow)

May 2013 Filed under: fuel economy and emissions

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Is the Hyundai i30 a good replacement for my Skoda Fabia?

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I had four Skoda Fabias in the last 16 years, never had any problems, but I am looking for a slighly bigger car. I like the Hyundai i30 and going to buy a year old next week. Is this a good move? I like the long warranty.

Stuart Clarke (Moville)

May 2013 Filed under: choosing used car

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Audi Q5, BMW X3 or Range Rover Evoque?

I'm thinking of buying a mid-sized SUV and have narrowed my choice down to a BMW X3, Audi Q5 and the Range Rover Evoque. The Range Rover has the pedigree, but to be honest, I'm not going to do serious off-roading, I just want to cope with difficult weather conditions that sometimes crop up down the country and drive on the odd muddy track. Also, I understand the mpg figures quoted for the Evoque are a bit optimistic and to be honest, I can't but feel that the Evoque looks a bit girly!

The BMW ticks a lot of boxes, but seems a bit dated. I'm leaning to the Q5; it looks the part, has a decent engine, recent upgrade and seems to be a good all-rounder. Can you give any advice on choosing between the three? Also, I'm thinking of going automatic and again I was wondering if you had any advice in that department?

Martin Moroney (Dublin)

May 2013 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is the Land Rover Discovery a good buy?

I am after a good 4x4 for work, the vehicle will see a lot of hill-climbing but not too much bad off-roading. I am looking at a 2008 Land Rover Discovery. I have to say it is like new, but for the mileage I will do (i.e. 500+ per week), do you think it'll be reliable? If not what would you recommend?

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Donal Haslam (Rhode, Offaly)

May 2013 Filed under: choosing used car

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What do you think of the Nissan Pathfinder?

What do you think about the 2006 Nissan Pathfinder Extreme Elegance model?

Niall Carty (Letterkenny)

May 2013 Filed under: choosing used car

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What are Skodas like?

Could you give me an assessment of Skoda's cars for reliability, comfort and economy?

Celsus Fennell (Dublin)

May 2013 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is the Opel Insignia reliable?

Opel Insignia SC 2.0 160hp four-door saloon: reliable?

Richard O Callaghan (Cork)

May 2013 Filed under: reliability

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Where do I get an owner's manual for an Audi A3?

Where can I obtain an owner's manual, that comes with the car, for a Audi A3 1.4 2009?

Norman Warden (Furbo)

May 2013 Filed under: miscellaneous

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Is the Nissan Tiida safe?

What do you think of the 2011 Nissan Tiida 1.5d as a second car? Is it safe for family use?

Adrian Harlowe (Limerick)

May 2013 Filed under: safety

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