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Will the new Mercedes CLA get more power?
Hi guys,
Re the new Mercedes CLA, will Mercedes be bringing the higher powered diesel models to the market? Currently it looks like the only offering is the 1.5-litre 116hp model.
Colin H (Kildare)
May 2019 Filed under: future engines
Will there be a new BMW X5 '25d'?
Hi,
Do you know if BMW will introduce a 25d version of the new X5? The last generation had one and it was usefully cheaper than the 30d version.
Thanks
Bill O Donnell (Cork)
Mar 2019 Filed under: future engines
Will petrol particulate filters cause problems?
I read that Volkswagen intends to introduce a Gasoline Particulate Filter to petrol engines. Will this mean that low mileage, short run petrol owners like me could have the same expensive problem that low mileage diesel owners have?
F D (Dublin)
Aug 2016 Filed under: future engines
Will the new Mercedes E-Class have 4Matic?
Will there be a 4Matic option available in Ireland for the new Mercedes E-Class saloon?
Sean Cotter (Newtownmountkennedy)
Apr 2016 Filed under: future engines
When will the C-Class Coupé get new diesel?
You mentioned that Mercedes-Benz has a new 2.2-litre diesel engine. Do you have any idea when it might become available in the C-Class Coupé?
Thanks
Philip Donegan (Ballina)
Feb 2016 Filed under: future engines
Is the Land Cruiser getting a Fiat engine?
Hi,
I've been told that the new Toyota Land Cruiser will have a 2.8-litre Fiat engine. Is there any truth in this? I know it's changing from its 3.0-litre engine to the 2.8, but I'm just wondering who makes the new engine?
Thanks
Dave O Sullivan (Wexford)
Jan 2016 Filed under: future engines
Any updates coming for the Volkswagen up!?
How likely is it that the 1.0 TFSI engine from the Audi A1 will feature in the Volkswagen up! in the future do you reckon? Also, are there any rumblings on the grape vine of any facelift for the up!?
Niall Conneely (Galway)
Sep 2015 Filed under: future engines
When is the Volkswagen Golf 1.0 TSI due?
When is the Volkswagen Golf 1.0 TSI due for Irish launch?
Shaun McGroarty (Dublin)
Jul 2015 Filed under: future engines
Any idea when the Opel Astra 1.6 diesel arrives?
Any idea when the Opel Astra with the new 1.6 SIDI diesel engine will arrive?
F D (Dublin)
Jan 2014 Filed under: future engines
Is the two-wheel drive Nissan Qashqai 1.6 dCi coming here?
You said in your review last year that the two-wheel drive version of the new 1.6 diesel Nissan Qashqai would be arriving "in the middle of the year". Any update on this, as Nissan Ireland has no mention of it on its web site, still just listing the older 1.5 dCi version?
Alan Kelly
Jul 2012 Filed under: future engines
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