Author: Padraic Deane

It may not go on sale here until early spring 2022, but Ford reveals their new an all-electric E-Transit today.

Van drivers in Britain would love to see a bridge from Scotland to Northern Ireland, according to some experts. I imagine that everyone would.

Ford was the big winner in the 2021 Parkers New Van Awards in the UK.

With the six-month MOT deferral now over in the UK, and NCT centres busy dealing with the back log in Ireland , workshops and motor factors need to prepare themselves for the high demand that is there now and will continue into the first quarter of 2021.

The new all-electric powered Mercedes-Benz eSprinter – the high-capacity, high-spec van derived from the popular Sprinter, three times winner of the highly-coveted Continental Irish Van of the Year Award – has arrived into Ireland. With its mid-range eVito stablemate, the eSprinter’s arrival puts Mercedes-Benz in the competitive position of having a twin-platform model offering which

Toyota is introducing a new 2.8-litre engine turbo-diesel engine to its range-topping Land Cruiser SUV and Land Cruiser Commercial range. It promises more power and greater efficiency.

TVS Auto Electrics tells us that it is announcing an exciting new distribution partnership with leading Automotive Aftermarket brand Bosch.

Amidst a boom in camper vans sales, Ford has announced that their Transit Custom Nugget will soon be available in a long wheelbase version, adding even greater flexibility for adventure-loving customers. Expected in the first quarter of next year, you may be able to order one from late this year. The extended wheelbase uses the

Continental was founded in 1871 as a rubber manufacturer. Now heading for its 150th anniversary, the German auto parts and tyre manufacturer has unveiled research it initiated over four years ago into it’s connections with Hitler’s war machine and the Nazi party from 1933 to 1945.

Yesterday, US President, Donald Trump called for a boycott of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. He accused the company of “playing politics” by forbidding workers from donning the “Make America Great Again” caps favoured by his supporters.

The Toyota Proace City has just gone on sale in Ireland, expanding Toyota’s light commercials range. It is priced from €15,038 plus VAT. Toyota Ireland is offering some launch offers on the new van. A scrappage bonus of €3,000 or a hire purchase rate of 3.9 per cent APR, or alternatively what it describes as