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The Renault Master has been named the UK's most reliable light commercial vehicle (LCV) by motor warranty specialist Warranty Solutions Group (WSG).

Lexus Galway has been crowned 'Franchise Sales Operation of the Year' at the 2025 Irish Motor Industry Awards by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) in partnership with Bank of Ireland.

The Renault 5 E-Tech electric, the modern reinvention of the iconic original, has won one of the industry’s ultimate accolades after being named Top Gear's Car of the Year for 2024.

Cunningham Autopoint has been appointed as the main dealers in Galway for the BYD range of passenger cars.

Buying a used car seems like a straightforward process; you scan the classifieds and online marketplaces, find a car you like, contact the seller, view the car, hand over your money, and away you go! However, it's not always happily ever after.

The new Ford Transit Courier is available at dealer showrooms nationwide, delivering enhanced productivity and connectivity for customers.

Ireland’s second hand car market is booming with prices in the segment up more than 50 percent.

Toyota Ireland is delighted to announce that the all-new version of the legendary Land Cruiser is now available for Irish motorists to reserve. Priced from €69,990, the highly anticipated commercial model will be available in H1 2025, while the passenger version will be available in Q1 2025, with prices starting at €140,830. Trading, particularly for the commercial model, is expected to be swift so interested parties are encouraged to contact Tony Burke Motors your local Toyota dealership as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Toyota, Ireland’s best-selling car brand for the fourth year in a row, announces its 251 range availability and offers, with an unbeatable choice of electrified cars, including Hybrids, Plug-In Hybrids, and Battery Electric Vehicles. To help drivers make the best decision for their needs, Tony Burke Motors your local Toyota Dealer will host ‘Power of Choice’ event.

From the tiny two-seater Fourtwo to the midlife crisis Roadster, the Smart brand of cars was always quite niche – and they weren't exactly easy on the eye, either. Liquidated in 2006 following dwindling sales, the Smart brand was revived a few years ago by Mercedes-Benz and Chinese auto giant Geely, with a completely new identity.