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Everything you need to know about buying an Electric Car
With all of the mainstream car manufacturers now offering electric vehicles, there has never before been a wider range of options to choose from. Everything from city runarounds to luxury and sports cars are now available in electric options. If you are considering making the switch, some careful research will help you to make the right choice. Start with the...
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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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CRASHED & DAMAGED VEHICLES SOLD IN IRELAND NOVEMBER 2022
The MyVehicle.ie crashed and damaged car report has been released for the month of November. Have you been affected by one of these previously crashed or damaged cars? Franchise Dealerships In the month of November, we had 189 vehicles which were damaged or written off in franchise dealerships. This was a decrease of 67 over the previous month. This...
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How to sell a used car
How to sell a used car Professional car dealers are highly skilled in making a trade-in deal look like an offer you can’t refuse. Most car buyers will browse the showrooms; find a car they like and trade in the old car without fully considering the options. Selling your trade-in privately, and making a straightforward purchase at the dealership...
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How to Buy a Used Car
For most of us, buying a car is the second largest financial commitment we will ever make. With tens of thousands of used cars changing hands every year, it’s easy to find yourself unwittingly making a bad investment. With a qualitycar history check,and some proven buying techniques, you can make an informed choice when it comes to making your next...
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Is an NCT Test a Reliable Way to Assess a Used Car?
Similar to the long-established MOT test in the UK and Northern Ireland, The National Car Test or NCT, was introduced in Ireland in January 2000. The purpose of the test is to ensure the safety and roadworthiness of all private vehicles in use on public roads. All private vehicles older than four years must undergo an NCT test every two...
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I Bought a Used Vehicle and Discovered it Was Clocked. Do I have any rights?
Every year in Ireland, thousands of used cars change hands through dealers and private sellers and so, there is a chance that you could sold a clocked vehicle without you knowing. While the vast majority of vehicles traded are genuine, a surprising number of purchasers hand over their cash without a car history check, or without taking even the most...
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How do I accurately value my car in Ireland?
Whether you’re buying or selling a used car, it’s essential to start out with an accurate valuation. There are many ways to accurately value a used car in Ireland, not least of which is by purchasing a car history check or using anonline car valuation toolsuch as iCap. Aside from these, there are other useful ways to establish the buying...
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Crashed & Damaged Vehicles sold in Ireland During September 2022
The MyVehicle.ie crashed and damaged car report has been released for the month of September 2022. Have you been affected by one of these previously crashed or damaged cars? Franchise Dealerships In the month of September, we had 276 vehicles which were damaged or written off in franchise dealerships. This was a decrease of just 4 over the previous month....
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Quirky Tips For Testing a Used Car Before Purchase in Ireland
Tips For Testing a Used Car Before Purchase in Ireland Considering buying a used car? While there are many, great quality used cars on the market, the sheer volume of cars traded in Ireland in a given year suggests there is a high risk of making a bad decision. Use the following car-buying tips to keep that risk to a...