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Where can I buy and test drive the Dacia Duster?

Where can I buy and test drive the Dacia Duster?

Mairtin O Riordain (Cork)

Aug 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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What do you think of the new Dacia Duster?

Hi, I would like to know what do you think of the new Dacia Duster. I was thinking of buying one.

Patrick Collier (Newbridge)

Aug 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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What's the diesel Opel Insignia like?

What do think of the Opel Insignia diesel?

Daniel Okeeffe (Fermoy )

Aug 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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Should I go for the 1.6 or 2.0 TDI Audi A3 Sportback?

What's the difference between 2.0-litre TDI Audi A3 Sportback and 1.6 version? Which is better buy?

Sandra Conn (Kildare)

Jul 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is a diesel Nissan Qashqai a good replacement for our Golf?

Hi we are looking at a Nissan Qashqai 1.5 Visia dCi diesel. I have never had a diesel car and have had very trustworthy Golfs to date. We are not car people but want a change that is not going to break the bank. My main concern is the diesel issue as we are Dublin based.

Sinead Oboyle (Dublin)

Jul 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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Hyundai i40 Tourer or Peugeot 5008?

I am looking to change my car and need something with more space. I have looked at and test driven the Hyundai i40 Tourer and the Peugeot 5008. The 5008 has more space, but I am drawn to the i40 as it drives and appears better. Can you enlighten me as to which you feel is the better car?

Coilin Fisher (Dublin)

Jun 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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Should I swap my 5 Series for a BMW X3 or a Merc M-Class?

Hello I need some advice please.

At the moment I own a 2010 new model BMW 5 Series, which I bought new. It's a fantastic car, but my previous car was a Nissan X-Trail and I really miss the high driving position. We have recently had a baby, which means lots of bending with car seats and buggies. We also have a five-year old and elderly parents who sometimes travel with us.

We have decided to trade the 5 Series for a 2.0-litre diesel SUV and have narrowed the choice down to two. My husband likes the new BMW X3, but I am more drawn to the Mercedes-Benz M-Class 2.0, as I don't really like the looks of the X3.

My question is, which of these two do you think would suit us best?

Thanks.

Jenny Moran (Cork)

Apr 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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How good is the Volkswagen CrossPolo in windy weather?

How good is the Volkswagen CrossPolo in windy weather? I do a lot of motorway driving and like the look of this car but wonder how sturdy it would be on the open roads in the very windy weather we get.

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Paula Cahll (Dundalk)

Mar 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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What's the new Mercedes-Benz M-Class like with the smaller engine?

Hi, I would like to know what you think of the new Mercedes-Benz M-Class with the 2.0-litre diesel engine.

I would also like to know if you have heard anything about BMW bringing out a 2.5-litre diesel version of the X5 in 2014. What do you think in general of both SUVs that are available at the moment and which do you prefer?

Thanks for your help.

Ann Bourke (Limerick)

Feb 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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New BMW Series: 316d with options or 318d?

Good morning,

I'm intending to buy the new BMW 3 Series (F30), but I don’t know if I should go for a 318d 136hp or a 316d 116hp with a better pack of options. I’m a calm driver, but I’m afraid that this difference of power could make a huge difference concerning the comfort. Could you please advise me?

Kind regards, Fernando.

Fernando Tenorio (Brussels)

Feb 2012 Filed under: choosing new car

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