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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.

Yet another chinese electric vehicle maker has announced its arrival into the Irish market, this time the turn of Xpeng (pronounced Shao-Peng) which has partnered with Motor Distributors Limited (MDL) as its exclusive importer and distributor here.

To understand the love between the seller of a book and the person who covets it, we have to look to the fictional characters of the famous JR Hartley (from the 1980s Golden Pages ad) or Helen Hanff from the classic 84 Charing Cross Road.

Florian Huettl, Opel's global CEO, enjoyed a visit to Dublin on July 16 to meet with the Opel Ireland team at Gowan Auto, Irish importer of Opel vehicles and spare parts.

Dacia finished in fifth position in the new car market in May, with registrations up 24 per cent on the same period last year.

Aoife Raftery unveiled the all-new Peugeot E-3008 at the annual Peugeot Dealers Conference at the Druids Glen Hotel and Golf Resort recently.

Having celebrated its 10th anniversary in Ireland in 2023, Dacia is looking forward to the year ahead with new product launches planned along with the completion of the new Dacia visual identity by its dealer network.

Nissan has got the new year off to a flying start with the launch of a new competitively priced entry grade Nissan Ariya and a strong supply of all models of the stylish 100% electric crossover across its dealer network including Marsh Nissan in Athlone.

Luke Gardiner has been appointed as Irish Parts Manager for Argo Tractors Ireland, for whom he will work with the Landini & McCormick brands. A native of Eyrecourt in south east Galway, and skilled in business relations, sales management, E-commerce, marketing and logistics, Luke moved to France aged 13 when his parents purchased a farm in the Limousin region in south central France.

Maxus has partnered with two more motor companies as it expands its Irish dealer sales and aftersales network.