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Peter O’Reilly and his wife Geraldine have seen the benefits from changing to a plug-in hybrid electric car since they bought their Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV back in 2014.
The market for 4x4 pick-up is evolving with more brand options than ever before. This will continue with smaller pick-ups on the way along with the entry of electric powered versions.
Owning a 4x4 requires an annual DOE test for many farmers and rural businesses, so it is worth taking time in preparing for the test to save you time and money.
Sales of 4x4s continue to increase on Irish farms as their towing ability and durability means they deliver on their value as a productive farm transport machine.
The car industry is meeting the challenges of new environmental standards and competitive market forces with a host of new models for 2019. Michael Moroney takes a look at the new cars for 2019.
WLTP is the new term that you will hear when looking at new car prices in 2019 as car companies come to terms with the impact of more stringent environmental testing that will increase new car prices.