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CRASHED & DAMAGED VEHICLES SOLD IN IRELAND JUNE 2023
The MyVehicle.ie crashed and damaged car report has been released for the month of June. Have you been affected by one of these previously crashed or damaged cars? Franchise Dealerships In the month of June, we had 96 vehicleswhich were damaged or written off in franchise dealerships. This was a decrease of 41 over the previous month. This indicates...
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Advice for First-Time Car Importers: A Quick Guide to Successful Importation
For a newcomer in the field of car importation, the process involved when importing a car for the first time may seem complex. However, with the right tools and knowledge at your disposal, you can navigate the importation process smoothly. In this quick-start guide, you will find some essential advice to ensure a successful importation of any used car...
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8 Must Have Safety Features When Buying a Car in 2023
Most modern cars come equipped with an impressive range of features as standard. Gone are the days when luxuries like heated seats and parking sensors were expensive optional extras. While most cars now feature at least some impressive add-ons, it’s worth taking the time to thoroughly research the available options which range from highly desirable comforts to ‘must-have’ safety features....
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Why you shouldn't trust a car history check from a used car website that is advertising the vehicle for sale
With up to one million used cars changing hands in Ireland every year and an estimated one third of these cars hiding a less than favourable history, It’s difficult to overstate the importance of purchasing an independentcar history check. The importance of a qualitycar history checkis such that many used car advertisers move to reassure potential buyers by including a...
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What Documents and Paperwork Should You Keep in Your Glove box?
When was the last time you checked what was in your glove box? Keeping your vehicle’s essential documents easily accessible may pay dividends in the event of a roadside emergency. So what exactly should you keep in your glove box? Vehicle Handbook The vehicle owner’s handbook contains all of the essential details for the operation of the car and its...
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VRT & NOx Charges on cars and vans imported from Northern Ireland and UK Mainland
Thinking of importing a used car from the UK or Northern Ireland? Before you start your search for a used car import, it is essential to familarise yourself with the following essential steps and obligatory VRT and NOx charges. Make sure you are fully prepared for the final cost by making use of available resources and online tools such as...
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Checklist That You Need to Keep Handy During a VRT Check
Forms needed when registering for VRT A car VRT or the Vehicle Registration Tax is an amount that you need to pay while registering a vehicle in Ireland. It is illegal in Ireland to drive a vehicle without registration or paying VRT. Once you purchase a car, you need to set up an appointment with the National Car Testing Service...
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MyVehicle Nationwide Car Market Overview for January 2022
Car Sales January 2022 The 2017 Diesel Nissan Qashqai was the best-selling car in the Republic of Ireland during the month of January at Independent dealerships. The Diesel BMW 5 Series came in second place with the Volkswagen Passat coming in both third and fourth place at Independent dealerships. For the first time we see hybrid vehicles coming into the...
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A Comprehensive Guide on a Car Check in Ireland
Car History Checks Purchasing a new car is a pretty straightforward process — you research different models, shortlist a few that appeal to you, take the shortlisted cars on test drives, and buy the one you like the most. But this is not the case with pre-owned cars. Many people are now choosing to purchase used cars, simply because they...
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All You Need to Know About The VRT Calculator
Vehicle Registration Tax Calculator The Vehicle Registration Tax, also known as VRT, is a tax that is charged when an individual registers a vehicle that they have imported or bought in Ireland. If you’re considering buying a car, you should know that it is mandatory to register your vehicle and pay the VRT, given that driving an unregistered vehicle on...
