7 must-knows for buying a premium second-hand car, according to a dealer
Brian Downes of MSL Grange Motors explains what you should expect.
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Brian Downes of MSL Grange Motors explains what you should expect.
As well as those heated seats, your trade-in value will skyrocket, says Philip Mahon of Joe Mallon Motors.
Aidan Reinhardt of Windsor Motors fills us in on the new standard for used car sales.
They can cost you as little as €210 a month, says Audi Cork’s Liam Murphy.
First, sort out your needs from your wants, says Brendan Keary of Kearys Hyundai.
Plus the biggest mistake you can make, according to Kearys’ Dan Cronin.
Leather seats are more kid-friendly than you might think, says John Ryan of Spirit Volvo.
‘Am I going to spend the rest of my life hunting down charging points?’
Paul Linders of Linders Renault shares the inside track on a tricky decision.
Smarter brakes, more efficient petrol engines, and a solution to range anxiety.
Imports can seem like an attractive deal – but can also carry unexpected costs, warns Brendan Kelly of Windsor Bray Nissan.
Renault’s Brian Quinlan shares how to spot a car that will last the test of time.
Liam Murphy of Audi Cork shares the inside track.
Niall Cotter, general manager at Blackwater Motors weighs in on a tricky choice.
We asked Jamie O’Callaghan of Blackwater Motors to share his expertise.
Enda Conefrey of Brady’s Dublin says people change their minds more often than you’d think.
Noel Rabbitte of MSL Ballsbridge Motors says a premium used car has plenty of compelling advantages.
From a fuel tank that’ll last the journey to a handy home for your loose change.
SUVs win the popularity race, but the humble estate has plenty to offer, says dealer Paul Linders.