Peugeot’s SUV the 3008 is one that has been growing in popularity since launch some nine years ago, despite being a car that was dull in every way possible – it fitted the practical and affordable needs of many owners – the all-new 3008 raises the bar however.
Returning for its second year, this laid back, family event will remain at its original venue of Greyabbey Village Hall as the sleepy village on Strangford Lough will yet again be awoken to the sounds of classic vehicles.
Since 1968 Toyota have been a firm favourite in the commercial sector with its Hilux pick-up and this latest model is set to remain popular.
Belfast’s Titanic Quarter and the Titanic Exhibition Centre within to be precise, came alive yesterday (August 13) for Northern Ireland’s newest automotive event – BUILT.
When asked to think of the seaside, many will automatically recall the over-popular Port’s of the North Coast. However for many, the seaside and a good coastal drive, is one along the long meandering roads of the Irish Sea – me included.
I am a huge fan of estate cars – fast estate cars to be precise and SEAT have got the perfect answer with their new Leon ST CUPRA 300 4Drive.
Since its launch in 2013 Dacia’s ultra affordable SUV is becoming more of a common sight on our roads and a couple of month’s back we got to test a top of the range, four-wheel-drive dCi model for a weekend.
On the night of Friday 4th August, the village of Carrowdore will come alive to the sights and sounds of classic cars and cars of special interest raising funds for ‘CLIC Sargent NI – Cancer support for the young’ in the process.
Those living in rural parts of the country will be no stranger to a Tractor Run – this I can be certain of – for the rest of the population however I hope to enlighten you to a laid back tradition that brings the rural community together, usually in the name of charity.
Blackwater Graphics are this year celebrating a decade in business and as such, owner Andrew Johnston, hosted a birthday BBQ and summer meet at his premises on the outskirts of Comber, Co. Down on Friday evening (21st July).