September saw the second month of consecutive growth for the new car market.
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September saw the second month of consecutive growth for the new car market.
The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), today released the official 222 new vehicle registration figures for September.
Bentley is now selling its models for an average of £189,000, the brand has revealed.
Citroen has unveiled a new brand identity and logo as the firm looks ahead to an electric era.
Announcement follows the suspension of production earlier in the year
A German court has rejected a lawsuit from an environmental group which sought to bar carmaker Mercedes-Benz from selling vehicles with combustion engines that emit greenhouse gases after 2030.
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