Shortage of new cars is crippling the Irish market
Crisis in microchip supply is causing production problems for carmakers
Buying a used car? Here’s why prices look set to rise
Tax changes triggered by Brexit have increased the cost of imports that dealers rely on
Car sales decline slows in July but trade looks anxiously to 2018
Sharp discounts in UK diesel sales could lead to more imports
Car sales fall again in June as imports continue to rise
13,300 cars brought in from UK so far this year
Fall in car sales disguised by heavy discounts and pre-registering
Sales decline of 8 per cent in year to date shored up by end-of-month registrations
Opel fires raise calls for national vehicle recall database
Short-circuiting electrics blamed for spate of fires breaking out in Corsa models
Car buyers now making savings on imports priced from £5,000 upwards
With sterling’s drop, car buyers in the Republic in search of a bargain can make big savings shopping in the North
Why hasn’t Brexit opened the floodgates for cheap used car imports?
Used car imports are up on last year, but the fall in sterling’s value is not the reason
July gets off to better start than January in 162-plate frenzy
More than 13,000 new cars registered in just the first seven days
Surge in UK car imports into Ireland expected after Brexit vote
Irish motor trade warns of major challenges to market on back of Brexit result
PCPs may leave motorists out of pocket at trade-in time
Finance packages can work for buyers, but they are a gamble on used car values
Sterling-euro exchange rate opens up car import market
Irish buyers are once again looking across the Irish Sea for used car bargains, but it’s still a case of buyer beware
Car insurance comes at a premium for drivers who have no choice
Cost of cover is spiking but for once the rising costs are not the drivers’ fault
Could Toyota really be the ‘best built car in the world’?
NCT test data for 2013 shows models from Japanese car brand have highest pass rate
Car trade with a lot on its plate
Twice-yearly registration has failed to remedy the congested sales patterns
Car sales at their highest level since beginning of recession
Dual registration of vehicles in calendar year ‘seems to be working’
Drivers support texting ban – up to a limit
Motorcheck.ie poll shows 98 per cent of drivers back fines for texting while driving, but one-fifth admit to still doing it. Plus: Jack Brabham RIP; Porsche preps 991
Confidence boosts new car sales
Commercial and private vehicle sales are up on last year but still behind 2012
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