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Can I scrap a car without the engine?
The question is in relation to my brother-in-law's car, which is being scrapped as part of the Government car scrappage scheme. Can he remove the perfectly running engine from this car and donate it to my brother before he sends it to be scrapped? My brother's engine gave up the ghost last week so it would save my brother the expense of having to buy a new engine. They both have the same make and model of car so it would be brilliant. I've been ringing the Revenue office but have not managed to make contact with anybody who seems to know anything and could find nothing on their website.
Zoe Stiles (Limerick)
Jan 2011 Filed under: scrappage
What estate to replace my Renault Laguna?
I own a Renault Leguna Estate and am looking into trading it in for a new car with a similar boot capacity and minimum 1,600cc. What would you suggest for the budget conscious buyer?
Ranald Milne (Dublin)
Jan 2011 Filed under: choosing new car
Which dealers offer PCP finance in Ireland?
Which dealers offer PCP finance in Ireland?
Katie Dyer (Enniscorthy)
Jan 2011 Filed under: finance
What are my Toyotas worth on trade-in?
What trade-in value would I get for a 2008 Toyota Avensis petrol with low mileage? Also would a garage take two trade in cars, against the purchase of one new car? If so would you give me the approximate value of a 2008 Toyota RAV4 with petrol, low mileage too?
Barbara Spain (Co Dublin)
Jan 2011 Filed under: used car values
What seven-seat four-wheel drive options are there?
My wife is looking for a seven-seat four-wheel drive, but not a BMW X5 or Jeep type car. Are there any other options?
Eamonn Crawford (Clonmel)
Jan 2011 Filed under: choosing new car
What new Skoda models are on the way?
Hi!
Could you please tell me what plans Skoda has for new /replacement/updated models. I believe this information was given in the Sunday World on 26 December (in the write up on the Skoda Yeti), but I missed it.
Noel Clarke (Drogheda)
Jan 2011 Filed under: future cars
Is the Kia pro_cee'd reliable?
Is the Kia pro_cee'd a reliable car to buy from new?
Liam Kearney (Limerick)
Jan 2011 Filed under: choosing new car
Which car to replace my beloved Saab?
Hi
I'm looking to replace our '99 Saab 9-3, which has been a great car - now with 206,000 miles on the clock. I'm looking for a safe, reliable family car - four- or five-door - with low tax. I'm contemplating 2008 models to reduce tax - we're currently paying €634. I'm looking at Skoda Octavia, Volvo S40, Volkswagen Passat, Saab 9-3 and Toyota Avensis. I want manual and probably diesel. Which would you advise or are there others to consider?
Peadar O'Callaghan (Donegal )
Jan 2011 Filed under: choosing used car
Which would you choose? Renault Fluence or Mazda3?
Which is better: Renault Fluence or the new Mazda3?
Hany Saied
Dec 2010 Filed under: choosing new car
Where will I get my Jaguar serviced?
Hi guys,
I'm looking at buying a 2001 Jaguar X-Type 2.5 petrol with very low mileage on the clock. Is there anything I should be aware of in terms of getting it serviced? I don't plan on driving it too much but if something did go wrong is it going to cost me an arm and a leg to fix?
Thanks for your help.
Keith
Keith O'Sullivan
Dec 2010 Filed under: servicing
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