Electric cars were supposed to signal the end of interesting cars, weren’t they? Petrol-heads have…
SKODA’S ENYAQ IS A TOP-OF-THE-RANGE BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Imagine paying €51,000 for a Skoda? Considering the misplaced jokes over the years, this might..
The Mazda6 Punches Above Its Weight
I took the Mazda6 on test after spending a week driving a car from a more prestigious marque…
Ford’s versatile Fiesta can be all things to all people
MORGAN FLANAGAN CREAGH REVIEWS THE FORD FIESTA MHEV ST-LINE Unfortunately, while testing Ford’s new Fiesta mHEV, I had to get my mum to a certain…
The Japanese art of ‘less-is-more’
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the Mazda CX-30 Crossover Mazda’s 100th anniversary edition CX-30 crossover was festooned with commemorative markings to celebrate the marque’s century in…
Ford’s Puma will please both Jekyll and Hyde
If you’re facing a situation where practicality or family needs have steered you in the direction of a crossover SUV but you don’t want to…
Space and safety in SEAT’s family-friendly Tarraco
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the seat seven-seat Tarraco FR I’m writing this feature from the back seat of SEAT’s terrific seven-seat Tarraco FR in a…
Hybrid Renault estate is great crossover alternative
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the Renault Megane E-Tech Sport Tourer The plug-in hybrid, Renault Megane Sport Tourer I tested last week is a very well-priced…
Refreshed Ateca for all your family car needs
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the Ateca xperience model Back in 2017, I road-tested the SEAT Ateca FR. It was a sporty affair, with huge wheels,…
Facelift for the new MINI on its 20th anniversary
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the latest updates in the MINI range The new MINI has been around for 20 years now. Doesn’t that just make…
Electric love – e-bikes
Dr Alan Moran looks at the increasingly popular world of e-bikes About four years ago I wrote an article on e-bikes that made me a…
Forever in electric dreams with the ID.4
Dr Alan Moran reviews VW’s new all-electric SUV offering For many years, saloon cars have dominated the car market. Whether it is the VW Beetle,…
Another hit track from Volvo
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the Volvo XC40 I don’t usually love crossover SUVs because they sometimes feel like cars that don’t know exactly what they…
The Swiss army knife of cars
Renault’s versatile Megane range gets a new look for 2021, writes Morgan Flanagan Creagh Renault’s Megane, as a car, reminds me of the Swiss army…
The BMW you have dreamed about becomes reality
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the attainable perfection of the BMW 330e What if I told you that you could have it all? Your cake, and…
BMW’s electrified 5 series
Morgan Flanagan Creagh looks at BMW’s increased hybrid and e-drive offerings The BMW 5-Series has long been a stalwart of Irish roads, a famous silhouette…
Mini’s new Countryman has all bases covered
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the latest range of Countryman offerings from Mini It’s been a very long time since the Mini was actually mini and…
BMW turn up the dial with the latest M5
Morgan Flanagan Creagh reviews the new BMW M5 Competition, the most performance-focused version of their flagship M-car to date Late last year, BMW brought me…
Hit the ground running…
Morgan Flanagan Creagh takes a look at what Mercedes-Benz has to offer The curve is flattening thanks to the tireless work of doctors and pharmacists…
Mercedes mid-price crossover
Morgan Flanagan Creagh delivers his verdict on the Mercedes-Benz GLA It’s May and many of you have been fighting this virus full-time for more than…
Calm, comfortable and competent
Morgan Flanagan Creagh delivers his verdict on Volvo’s XC90 It feels a little odd to write a car review while many of you are on…