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Is the Opel Astra estate a good buy?

Is the Opel Astra estate a good buy, and is it economical?

Laura McMahon

Jan 2013 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is a Subaru Impreza a good buy?

Is a Subaru Impreza petrol estate a good buy?

Mossy Bouzzah (Dublin)

Jan 2013 Filed under: choosing new car

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What will I replace my Nissan Micra with?

I intend changing my car in the next two or three months. Currently I have a Nissan Micra, but I would like to buy a more solid and comfortable car this time. I do about 5,500 miles a year. I would be interested to know what make of car you would suggest and whether a diesel car is worth considering.

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Eileen D

Jan 2013 Filed under: choosing new car

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We need a new family car for under €25k.

Hi,

We are in the market for a new family car that is low maintenance, fits three car seats and preferably be on or just above the €25k mark. We do very little mileage, we currently do one round trip of about two miles to a creche and back with some longer drives at the weekend, but rarely. We both commute by public transport for work. We are considering hybrid/electric as we drive so little but to be honest with the research I've been doing, it seems most hybrids start at €25k and i'm prepared to consider a petrol model if it kept us below that price and suited our needs. We have no brand loyalty at all, but more interested in the ones that offer long warranties.

Any suggestions?

RUTH COONEY (Dublin)

Mar 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Honda Jazz or Suzuki Baleno?

I'm trying to decide between the Honda Jazz and Suzuki Baleno. Things that matter to me: rear seat comfort, front seat comfort, space overall, boot space and power.

Manav Abhijit (Ranchi)

Mar 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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When will the updated Mazda6 hit Ireland?

When will the updated Mazda6 hit Ireland?

Eamonn McDermott (Limerick City)

Mar 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Thoughts on the 1.0-litre petrol Octavia?

Your comments on the Skoda Octavia 1.0 TSI petrol automatic please? Fuel consumption, power, spec level, or any other useful info.

Many thanks in advance

Angela

Angela McIntyre (Co. Offaly)

Feb 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Which car is best for motorway driving?

Hi,

I am currently driving a 2005 Toyota Yaris 1.0-litre. Now I am planning to upgrade to a bigger car since I will be driving regularly on the motorway. My budget is around €3,500. What cars can you suggest that are comfortable to drive for longer distances? I have Suzuki SX4, Mazda3 and Skoda Octavia in mind.

Thanks in advance

Hago

Hariprasad Govindharajan (Shannon)

Feb 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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I need a larger car for my golfing needs!

I currently drive a 2008 Volkswagen Golf BlueMotion. I would like to change to a car that is higher off the ground. I need a boot big enough to hold golf club and caddy, but not looking for a big expensive SUV. Does the new Golf fit with these conditions? I also would like an automatic; what makes do you recommend please?

Kind regards

Angela

Angela Osullivan (Wicklow)

Feb 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Do delivery charges for new cars vary?

Is it cheaper to buy a 2018 Peugeot 3008 in Dublin instead of Wexford? We are finding the delivery charges as high as €2,100.

Catherine Harris (Wexford Town)

Feb 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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