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Influential British motoring consumer magazine What Car? has compiled a list of the most economical SUVs in its rigorous ‘True MPG’ Road Tests, and the most fuel efficient SUV which it has tested has been the Honda CR-V 1.6 i-DTEC diesel, returning 5.0l/100km (56.5mpg).

Influential British motoring consumer magazine What Car? has compiled a list of the most economical SUVs in its rigorous ‘True MPG’ Road Tests, and the most fuel efficient SUV which it has tested has been the Honda CR-V 1.6 i-DTEC diesel, returning 5.0l/100km (56.5mpg).

In the 1950s the Alfa Giulietta caught the imagination of the driving public with its sporty appeal, attractive looks and accessible pricing. Now, more than 50 years later, the Italian sporting car manufacturer is celebrating its centenary with a new namesake which goes on sale here this summer.

In the 1950s the Alfa Giulietta caught the imagination of the driving public with its sporty appeal, attractive looks, and accessible pricing. Now, over 50 years later, the Italian sporting car manufacturer is celebrating its centenary with an all-new namesake which goes on sale here this summer.

In the 1950s the Alfa Giulietta caught the imagination of the driving public with its sporty appeal, attractive looks and accessible pricing. Now, more than 50 years later, the Italian sporting car manufacturer is celebrating its centenary with a new namesake which goes on sale here this summer.

Volvo's new XC60 is the latest addition to the increasingly popular crossover market segment, and Volvo Car Ireland tells us that it is better value than ever. The entry level price is €44,267 ex-works. It is the DRIVe XC60 S 2.4D manual variant with CO2 emissions of 159g/km. And it slots in to Band D tax, which adds up to an appealing package. Oh, and it also offers best-in-class fuel consumption too.

Volvo's new XC60 is the latest addition to the increasingly popular crossover market segment. And Volvo Car Ireland tells us that it is better value than ever.

NUI Galway is to offer a new electronic engineering degree, via the CAO, called the BE. in engineering innovation – electronic. The new four-year course, with the option of a fifth year to achieve a masters, will deliver graduates with the skills and capabilities to start up their own company to design niche electronic products for world-wide markets.