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Which SUV for up to €40,000?
Can you recommend a reliable economical SUV type car? I have a budget of €30-40 thousand, looking at an Audi Q5 or Q3. Is there any other car in that class and price bracket similar?
William Neale (Dublin)
Feb 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
Which is the best seven-seat car?
I am planning to buy a seven-seat car; which is the best?
Paul S (Limerick)
Feb 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
What is the best SUV for families?
What is the best SUV for families?
Kim Spendlove (South Circular Road)
Feb 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
Is the Fiat Doblo diesel good value?
Is the Fiat Doblo Passenger 1.3 MultiJet good value for the price?
Tim Brosnan (Limerick)
Feb 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
Nissan Pulsar or Skoda Rapid Spaceback?
We are looking for an automatic that will be our family car for the future. We are talking two kids in the back and a dog in the trunk when we go on trips. It's all about practicality for us, the car is for transport not for joy rides.
So far we have been looking at the Nissan Pulsar XE and the Skoda Rapid - and here probably the Spaceback to give the dog a bit more head room. But then it comes to features we aren't too picky, but we do want air conditioning.
So as the price difference between the Pulsar EX and the Spaceback Ambition is rather small, we are torn and would be grateful for some pointers.
Susann Burnell (Dublin)
Feb 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
Has Volkswagen Ireland no Golf info yet?
Hi,
Why on earth is there radio silence from Volkswagen Ireland regarding the new Golf?! In the first time for forever we have an excellent, dedicated car enthusiasts' website for Irish customers where I can read about the new Golf, but Volkswagen Ireland has no information whatsoever on its website or within its dealer network. I am having to use the excellent Volkswagen UK website as a reference yet there is no guarantee what I desire there will even be 'offered' here...
I am in the fortunate position of being able to order my third 'performance' Golf at launch yet am getting that same 'here's what you could have won' feeling seeing the UK launch and generous spec... Maybe it'll be worth the wait this time...
Martin Smith
Feb 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
Volkswagen Tiguan or BMW X1?
Volkswagen Tiguan 150hp diesel Comfortline front-wheel drive or BMW X1 sDrive18d Xline: if cost wasn't an issue what would you recommend?
Martin Moroney (Dublin)
Feb 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
Tell me more about the new Audi Q5.
Hi, do you know if the new Audi Q5 will be sold in 190hp diesel, automatic with front-wheel drive or will they be quattro only with this engine/gearbox combination? Is the quattro permanent or part time or how does it work?
Many thanks...
Pwh, Galway
Pat Higgens (Galway)
Jan 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
Which new car would suit a family of four?
I drive a Volkswagen Passat and want a new car that will suit a family of four. Any advice?
Fionn Ni Fhlatharta (Galway)
Jan 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
Is the new Dacia Duster a quality vehicle?
Is the new Dacia Duster a quality vehicle or will it have problems sooner rather than later?
Nigel Nangle (Bray)
Jan 2017 Filed under: choosing new car
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