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Is the Skoda Octavia TSI a good option for me?
Finally time to change my 2004 1.8 TDCi Ford Focus Estate. With 233,000 miles done, I think it has earned its keep. But what to replace it with? I only do about 20,000km now a year so dont really need the diesel though the torque is good for overtaking. I do need a decent boot as I fill it most weekends. Budget max €13,000. Interested in Skoda Octavia 1.2 TSI in hatch or estate. Is this a reliable engine and does it have enough power for overtaking? Generally only me in car and occasional towing of 500kg trailer also done.
David Doran
Mar 2015 Filed under: choosing used car
Any review done on the Citroen C4 crossover?
Any review done on the Citroen C4 crossover?
Dave Doyle (Burgas, Bulgaria)
Mar 2015 Filed under: choosing new car
Why is an older 1.0-litre car cheaper to tax?
Why is it that the road tax on a 1.0-litre 2000-reg Nissan Micra is €199, but my 1.0-litre 2009 Toyota Yaris is €270 per year?
Sean Ryan (Waterford)
Mar 2015 Filed under: taxation
What is the difference between mono-ethylene glycol and ethylene glycol?
When it come to coolant, what is the difference between mono-ethylene glycol and ethylene glycol? Or is there a difference if I am to use one or the other?
Joe O'F (Dublin)
Mar 2015 Filed under: servicing
Who are the top ten car finance providers in Ireland?
Who are the top ten car finance providers in Ireland?
Shane Murray
Mar 2015 Filed under: finance
What is the market value of a Peugeot 407 in Ireland?
What is the market value of a seven-year old Peugeot 407 in Ireland?
Teresa N
Mar 2015 Filed under: used car values
Where does Suzuki source the engine for the new Vitara?
Where does Suzuki source the 1.6 DDIS engine for the new Vitara and are there any known issues with this engine? I had the third generation Suzuki Vitara with the 1.9 diesel engine before: nice car but the engine was a disaster!
Many thanks,
John Fleming
John Fleming (Killarney)
Mar 2015 Filed under: diesel
Multitronic or S-Tronic for an Audi A6 TDI?
Hello, I am interested in buying an Audi A6 2.0-litre TDI diesel. The thing is I need some advice on if I should go for the 142 reg with the Multitronic auto box or the 151 reg with the S-Tronic auto box. I've heard some bad stories about the Multitronic gearbox and would be wary of some big bills down the line. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Mary Walsh (Cork)
Mar 2015 Filed under: choosing new car
Can an Opel Astra tow a horse box?
Can a 1.4 Opel Astra tow a double horse box with one horse?
Sara Danaher (Ennis)
Mar 2015 Filed under: towing
What is a reasonable discount on a new car?
What discounts are dealers typically offering for cash buyers on new cars? I'm looking at getting a hot hatch and wondering what (if any) discount is reasonable?
Gary Murray (Dublin)
Mar 2015 Filed under: choosing new car
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