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Avoiding Common Car Finance Mistakes In Ireland
As a trusted car finance lender in Ireland, we know a thing or two about the mistakes people make with finance. Take a look at our guide, as well as advice, before you apply for your next finance deal. Here are the common mistakes people make with car finance.Focusing...
What Cars Sold The Most In Ireland – August 2025 to 2026
We’ve combed through SIMIs latest motor stats to bring you the latest on the car industry in Ireland. Find out the most popular makes and models, fuel types and car type.Quick Overview – Car Registrations Grow 5,900 more cars were registered in the period August 2025...
Total Cost of Ownership Merchandising: How Irish Dealerships Win Buyers Worried About Rising Running Costs
Key summary: Rising insurance premiums and an average monthly running cost of €224 are reshaping how Irish consumers shop for cars. This guide breaks down how General Managers and F&I teams can shift marketing from sticker prices to Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)...
Overcoming Forecourt Friction: How Irish Dealerships Can Remove Stress for Younger and Female Buyers
Purchasing a car brings genuine excitement for many drivers, yet for others, the process presents significant friction. Industry data from the Carzone Motoring Report indicates that while 40% of Irish drivers describe car buying as exciting, 25% find the experience...
Does A Bigger Deposit Improve My Chances Of Getting Car Finance?
Quick Answer – Yes, a bigger deposit improves your chances of car finance approval. It reduces how much you owe, reducing the level of risk a lender would take on by offering you finance. A large deposit also shows a signal of commitment to a potential lender, which...
Capitalising on the 5-Year Replacement Cycle: Forecourt Retention Strategies for Irish Dealerships
Car ownership dynamics in Ireland are undergoing a noticeable shift. Recent automotive market research indicates that the average replacement interval has compressed from 5.6 years to 5.2 years. At the same time, planned buyer budgets have risen by an average of...





