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Which engine for my Jaguar XF?

Which engine should I go for in a Jaguar XF? The 2.2 or 3.0-litre V6 diesel?

Bill Conway (Longford)

Apr 2017 Filed under: diesel

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How do the autonomous packs compare?

Love to know if you have compared the difference between BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo for their semi-autonomous packs.

Regards Martin

Martin Anderson (Dublin)

Apr 2017 Filed under: safety

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Have you reviewed the Hyundai Tucson?

Reviews of the Hyundai Tucson?

Carol Moore (Cork City )

Apr 2017 Filed under: choosing new car

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High-mileage Passat Estate ok?

I am considering buying a 2007 Volkswagen Passat auto estate 2.0. It has done 220,000km. Should I be worried about the high mileage?

Thanks

Peter Mcdonnell (Kiltimagh)

Apr 2017 Filed under: mileage

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Mitsubishi Outlander or other 4x4s?

Hi ,

Thinking about buying a 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander 2.2 diesel from the UK, not for the seven seats, but for 4×4 capabilities, low running costs and reliability. I'm wondering are there any other options. And is the Mitsubishi 2.2 belt or chain driven?

Thanks

Jonathan Crawford (Donegal )

Apr 2017 Filed under: choosing used car

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Alternatives to the Golf GTD Estate?

Hi,

If possible please can you do a 'Five of the best' report for compact estate cars in Ireland? I desire and am ready to order a Volkswagen Golf GTD Estate as am currently on my second GTD, but need more space. I want to carry on the Golf GTD customer journey, but alas, this perfect solution for me and my family is 'not available in Ireland...' Therefore I need to look elsewhere so would appreciate your opinions if possible? It appears SEAT and Skoda have this category to themselves.

Martin Smith

Apr 2017 Filed under: choosing new car

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Would I save money importing a Discovery?

Hi, I am interested in buying a 2014 to 2016 Land Rover Discovery 4. Would I save much importing? Can you do it for me?

Regards

Patrick

Patrick Oconnor (Sligo)

Apr 2017 Filed under: importing

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I need a car for just one year...

I need a car for one year. What has the best resale value and what year should I be looking at if I am to sell it in 2018 and recoup the best part of my investment, i.e. not lose any more than I would if I were to hire the same model and year car for 12 months? If that makes any sense.

Helen White (Meath/Dublin/Kildare)

Apr 2017 Filed under: resale value

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Nearly new sensible car or older premium?

Hi.

I'm thinking of changing my car, but I'm torn between buying a nearly new model like the Mazda6 or a three-year-old premium car from such as BMW, Jaguar or Audi with lowish mileage. Servicing cost of premium brands is also a concern. On the other hand, I can get a lot of car for reasonable money. Decisions! Decisions!

Your opinion greatly valued. Thanks in advance.

Tom McGrath (Kilkenny)

Apr 2017 Filed under: choosing used car

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Anything to do to my Audi A4 TDI?

Hi guys.

I have a 2012 Audi A4 2.0 TDI. Currently 125,000km on the clock. Nothing has been replaced apart from tyres and anything done by Audi themselves during the three regular services it has had. Does any part(s) need replacing now at this point with the mileage and age?

Thanks, James

Paul Paris (Dublin)

Apr 2017 Filed under: servicing

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