Face-lifted 5-series is leaner, meaner and even greener
BMW has pulled the dust covers off the much awaited face-lifted 5-Series.
BMW has pulled the dust covers off the much awaited face-lifted 5-Series.
The latest buzz words in motoring these days are; “Less is more” and “White is the new black”.
I have no idea why you should buy a low-slung, three-door, BMW hatch that costs nearly €35,000 when you could buy a big, big family car for less
The king is dead - or so Audi would have you believe.
Normally I would not have asked as much of a small car, but we were late, desperately late.
Even at this remove, the senses recreate the after-burn of speed and sound from drives in Jaguar's first full-blooded sports car for 50 years.
Think motoring sexy and BMW/Audi immediately spring to mind.
For once this is about cars that are not on the move. It is about cars that are parked
IT is one of the few positive trends anywhere in motoring at the moment.
THE countdown to the second new-car registration period, which starts on July 1, now begins in earnest.
AUDI has announced the starting price for its fiery new S3, which had a sizzling 2-litre turbo-charged petrol engine.
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The big news for anyone who'd love to own a BMW Z4 is that they are bringing in a new "entry-level" 1.8-litre.
Tantalised by idea that this little hot hatch will bring us back to the heady days of the 205 GTi, the latest offering promises "the perfect blend of performance and style."
It hits 0-100kph in 3.9 seconds, has an electronically governed top speed of 305kph and has enough space in the rear to carry a fridge freezer!
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WHEN it comes to buying a used car privately, so many people put so much trust in strangers that it beggars belief.
Quality meets power, meets exceptional handling - the new S3 has it all.
FIVE of us sat into this, on a broad pathway, near Dublin Castle.
Welcome to the era of the niche, a time when customers want cars that are intrinsically different.
u Cars driven 160,000km more than stated
NEW car registrations for the month of January, the peak month for sales, are down by almost 19 per cent compared with the same period last year.
MAZDA cars have always been renowned for their quality build but now the Japanese manufacturer is aiming higher with its new family/executive model. The third generation Mazda6 is designed, styled and kitted out to take on the top German brands such as Audi A4 and BMW 3 Series but it may be a big ask where snob brand image is important.
This car heralds major change. Some, but I'm not sure all, is for the better. That is the risk you take with such substantial change. And, believe me, this is substantial.
The Ford Kuga was the company's answer in 2008 to the incredible success of the Nissan Qashqai and the development of the whole crossover sector.
Delivery and related charges extra
Daimler, Ford and Nissan are joining forces to chase the holy grail of motoring. They are going to develop affordable fuel cell cars that could be on sale by 2017.
IT has been a grim first month for most dealers by all accounts. The number of buyers and potential purchasers of new cars has been low. It obviously has been a grim month for them as well with increased bills, more charges and property taxes in prospect.
NEW car sales have plummeted in the first month of the year with Japanese manufacturer Toyota losing out.
KIA are widening their exposure of their new pro_cee'd GT and cee'd GT.
BMW and Toyota have signed agreements aimed at long-term collaboration between them to jointly develop a fuel-cell system, a sports car platform and research and development of lightweight technologies.
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