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Skoda describes its new Octavia Scout as an all-rounder that impresses with exceptional driving performance both on and off road. Prices will start here from €33,795, when it arrives later in the year.

Skoda describes its new Octavia Scout as an all-rounder that impresses with exceptional driving performance both on and off road. Prices will start here from €33,795, when it arrives later in the year.

Dublin native James Brooks has been elected president of the Society of the Irish Motor Industry, the representative body

Citroen has just launched their new C4 Picasso and the latest incarnation in a bold tradition is again an innovative MPV. In fact the Xsara Picasso in 1999 was the first and thousands have been sold in Ireland in the interim. And the latest C4 Picasso is indeed a true expression of Citroën’s Créative Technologie.

Castlebar CC’s Karl Benson added the Mayo cycling league to his list of wins, the young sprinter won three of the nine rounds, beating some experienced seniors on the way, the league itself was a real hot bed for recruiting talent with quite a few new finds. The hill climb win by Con Doherty (Westport) on the last round with Cale Coen (Castlebar) second and fourth placed Sean Flynn (Westport) in the same event highlight the talent coming through the ranks.

Subaru's new Forester recently went on sale here with prices starting at €34,995 for the new 2.0D X diesel or the new low CO2 2.0i XE Lineartronic CVT automatic, rising to €38,295 for the range topping 2.0D XC.

As the world’s first purpose-designed, mass produced, 100 per cent electric car, the ground breaking Nissan Leaf has always proven that zero-emission mobility is not a dream but reality.

McHugh’s Pub in Castlegar will host a Galway Plate and Hurdle preview evening next Tuesday July 30, starting at 9.45pm.

Skoda has launched its new compact saloon, the Rapid, across showrooms nationwide. Available with three different specification variants, both manual and automatic transmission options, and five engine alternatives the Rapid is competitively priced from €15,995 and will suit families looking for a roomy car at an affordable price.

Seat, the Spanish car brand in Ireland, is set to undergo a radical overhaul of its operations and customer offering as the company prepares to grow its market share to 3.5 per cent by 2017.