SEAT Ateca 1.4
It seems every car maker wants a slice of the compact SUV segment and SEAT is the latest to join the competition writes Geraldine Herbert What is it? SEAT’s first SUV has found favour with Irish buyers and already accounts for 30% of their sales this year. Styling? Outside, it is robust and handsome and SEAT have struck a nice balance between muscular aggression and style with the design of the Ateca. Under the Bonnet?...
Ten things to know about the new Citroën C3 Aircross
Citroën has unveiled their new funky crossover, the C3 Aircross writes Geraldine Herbert The C3 Picasso is no more and has been transformed into a funky crossover. Key rivals include the Peugeot 2008, Nissan Juke and Renault Captur. The Citroën C3 Aircross was shown at Geneva 2017 as the Aircross concept. At 4.15m long it’s the exact same size as Peugeot’s 2008. Inside a 7″ screen controls everything from the air-conditioning to the...
Of Cars, Women and the Bard
In early June in England, 14 women from 12 different countries made motoring history writes Sandy Myhre The occasion was Jaguar receiving a trophy for the F-Pace winning the 2016 supreme award in Women’s World Car of the Year. The women motoring writers meeting in Stratford-upon-Avon on 1st June are all on the jury of the only car awards in the world voted entirely by women. If a collective of women motoring journalists doesn’t seem...
WIN – Tile Mate – The world’s leading Bluetooth Tracker
If there is one gadget that ensures you keep track of what matters most its the Tile Mate Tile Mate is a discreet tracker that can be attached to anything – luggage, wallets, purses, backpacks, clothing – and shares the location of things via a smartphone or tablet. Tile Mate is 25% smaller the Tile Original, the world’s best-selling Bluetooth tracker, and is lighter. Its launch follows the global success of Tile Slim last month....
Not just for Boys …….
We catch up with Nicole Lynch for the second installment of her‘ Life on Two Wheels” column How did you get into it? The main questions I get asked when people find out I race motorbikes are, “How did you get into it?” and “Are there many girls racing?”. The answer to the second question is unfortunately no, there aren’t many girls racing, although there are more and more each year which is awesome to see. I got into motorbikes...
