Elevated ability from BMW X M twins
The new driver-focused X3 M and X4 M high-performance SUVs offer astounding power and handling, and fantastic detail
Government targets for electric cars are pure fantasy
Are Irish consumers really going to buy 80,000 new EVs per year for the next decade?
24 hours to stir the blood and thrill the senses
Le Mans is a feat of endurance for spectators to make through, but the experience is well worth missing some sleep for
App offers clever fix for our urban parking woes
Like its competitor ParkPNP, Kerb will match commuters with owners of unused parking spots across the city
Some like it hot, and the Cayenne Coupé delivers
Purists might not approve, but SUV buyers have already shown that they like sporty high-riding cars, which justifies the existence of Porsche’s new ‘coupé-SUV’, writes Shane O’Donoghue
Electric intelligence: Mercedes thinks ahead
Joining the swelling ranks of premium electric SUVs is the impressive new EQC
Celebrating 60 glorious years of the Mini by reinventing it
The super-cute car of the Swinging Sixties, far from slowing down, is powering into the future
It’s time to think seriously about where motor tax is going
We need a gradual and realistic change in the taxation system, shared with us ahead of time to allow us to plan for it
A showcase of advanced engineering
Killarney’s Electronomous is growing into a fascinating looking-glass into the future of automotive technology
BMW is happy to sacrifice practicality for glamour
It’s officially summer, you know, and one way to celebrate is at the wheel of the exhilarating new 8 Series Convertible, writes Shane O’Donoghue
LDV leads the way as light commercial vehicles go electric
Chinese backing makes LDV the one to watch in the sector following impressive unveilings at Birmingham Show
We ‘grille’ the updated BMW 7 Series
Some won’t like the new look. But if you take the road less travelled it’s still one of the best luxury saloons on the market
Time’s up for ‘learner’ drivers gaming the system
Having 170,000 unqualified drivers on the road is a public safety issue, one that needs to be tackled urgently
Driving our way to a heavier carbon footprint
Carbon emissions alone present a massive challenge for the car market in Ireland – especially as everyone wants to go bigger
Giving the classics an electric new lease of life
Classic cars can be enjoyed even if petrol power is outlawed, as I discovered when I took a rather special Ferrari for a spin
Car market careers down the hill with the government at the wheel
Ireland is the only EU state that is letting car buyers carry the can for the altered emissions testing regime
Focus on tech to boost road safety is positive step
Speed limiters were a red herring, but no solution should remove responsibility from the driver
All roads lead to Kerry for Electronomous
The Killarney-based conference is set to be bigger and better than ever this May