Irish Car News & Advice

The European Commission is moving the goalposts on what it means for a car to be "Made in Europe." It’s not just a branding exercise; it’s a deliberate push to shore up EU manufacturing and stop leaning so heavily on imports… especially from China. For those of us in...

If you have spent any time on the floor of a dealership lately, you know the struggle isn't finding buyers; it is finding the right cars to sell them. The latest figures from SIMI show a significant 16.6% jump in used car imports for 2025, with 71,813 units arriving...

Quick Answer – Car Finance Options in Ireland Summary: PCP offers lower monthly payments because you only pay for the car’s depreciation, while HP leads to ownership after payments and personal loans provide immediate ownership. Car finance options in Ireland include...

Speed limits were changed in Ireland in 2025, with limits generally lowered. We’ve had a look at each limit and how they’ve changed since February 2025.How Speed Limits Work In Ireland Speed limits are set nationally by the Government, but can change based on the area...

Key Summary Your log book must be present when selling a car or taxing a vehicle. If you do lose your log book, you can get it replaced either online or via your local Garda station. You will need to complete a RF134 form and submit this to your local motor tax...

If you’re on the floor of an Irish dealership right now, you know the feeling. One week, the forecourt is buzzing and "stock is finally back," and the next, you’re looking at a quiet Saturday, wondering if everyone is just waiting for the next big thing. Looking ahead...