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Is Audi's 191 deal too good to be true?

Audi appears to be offering a very good deal on a new A4 with a style kit and an automatic upgrade for free at the moment; is this too good to be true? Can you get both on one car?

Simon MacMahon (Navan)

Jan 2019 Filed under: choosing new car

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How would you rate the diesel Hyundai Kona?

How would you rate the 2019 Hyundai Kona 1.6 diesel automatic? Is it as reliable?

Marlene Zammit (Malta)

Jan 2019 Filed under: choosing new car

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Should I go for a Mazda6 diesel now?

Just read your review on the Mazda6. Is it wise to buy a diesel nowadays considering all the bad press? Do you think the government will come down on diesels hard in the future as all you can hear is "dirty diesel"? Or would you advise one to go for a hybrid instead?

Patrick Collins (Dublin)

Jan 2019 Filed under: choosing new car

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Have you pricing for the new Audi Q3?

Hi, any pricing on the new Audi Q3 please? Iinterested in diesel auto.

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Pat

Pat Higgens (Dublin)

Dec 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is Mercedes doing any deals for 191?

Is Mercedes doing any deals for 191 orders? BMW has the fiv eper cent price decrease as well as the option between a €2,500 deposit contribution or lower APR rate. Is Mercedes providing anything similar to remain competitive? I know it has in previous years done the nine per cent discount, but I cannot see anything on its website for 191. Even its prices have been very slow to be loaded onto the website, with the sales guys not knowing new prices either.

John O'Dowd (Longford)

Nov 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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I need comfort and space for €45,000...

Hi all,

I’m driving a Mercedes C-Class and looking to change early next year. I want more seat comfort and boot space as primary issues (boot space for golf clubs and more). I am thinking of either a 1.5 TSI Superb or Toyota Camry or an SUV like a hybrid Honda CR-V or a Toyota RAV4. I drive around 12,000km per year, mainly city with monthly 600km round trips. My budget is up to around €45k (without trade-in). I am open to alternatives. Any advice welcomed!

B.

Barry Moynihan (Dublin)

Nov 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Which new crossover or SUV for me?

Hello,

Which crossover/SUV would you recommend? I do circa 25-30k kilometres per year, mostly motorways, but also a fair bit of urban driving.

Roseanna

Roseanna Gorman (Bray)

Dec 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Tiguan, SEAT Ateca or Peugeot 3008?

Which automatic SUV do you recommend: Volkswagen Tiguan, SEAT Ateca or Peugeot 3008?

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Brian McCarthy

Brian McCarthy (Listowel )

Oct 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Outlander PHEV or Volvo XC40?

Hi,

We are in the process of moving from an S60 Volvo to a SUV type of vehicle. We have narrowed it down to the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV S-Edition or Volvo XC40. Is there any major positive or negative aspects of either that isn’t obvious to the ordinary punter? Help much appreciated in making the final decision.

Ann McDermott (Galway)

Oct 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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Is the new Mercedes C-Class in Ireland?

Is the new Mercedes-Benz C 220 d in Ireland yet?

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Padraig Flanagan (Adare)

Oct 2018 Filed under: choosing new car

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