Ireland’s auto industry shifted into higher gear in March, with a sharp jump of 18.5 percent in new car registrations and ...

EV sales are up 26 per cent so far this year while Tesla showing a 5 per cent rise despite the international attention on its ...

In a world of nominative determinism, the Dacia Bigster might be king. Four years ago Dacia set out to remake its model line-up, turning it from cheap and cheerful to affordable and desirable. Doing ...

It’s hard to believe that a smaller Toyota Yaris Cross has a much bigger boot ... plug-in hybrids – an increasingly popular breed in Ireland, with sales up significantly so far this year ...

See how Toyota Ireland dominated the market in Q1 2025, with strong sales in hybrid and electric models leading the way.

Yet Toyota hasn't gone far enough, by failing to provide the extra go to match the extra show. If none of these matter, then choose the GR Sport Hybrid and enjoy its many virtues, for the Yaris Cross' ...

Overall, 17,345 new cars were registered in March, up over 18%. Petrol cars continue to lead the new car market at almost 28% ...

A Toyota hot hatch, if you want to hugely downplay it. But it’s actually far more significant and exciting than that. And very much not a Yaris as you know it. Here’s the score: the ...

Though its character may be humble, demand for the Toyota Yaris over the last 25 years has been anything but. Since 1999, the Yaris has evolved from Japan’s lowly yet charming city runaround ...

and they're decent in terms of space without being too large. The Toyota Yaris Cross could also be an option, although it's a bit smaller and there aren't many for under £15k.

We can’t think of a modern performance car that has generated more hype surrounding its arrival – and has lived up to it – than the Toyota GR Yaris. The original Toyota GR Yaris defied ...