Citroën Widens “Stop Driving” Car Recall in Ireland
Citroën Ireland has issued an urgent safety notice to 1,800 car owners after identifying a serious airbag fault linked to the global Takata airbag scandal. The company is warning affected drivers not to use their vehicles until repairs are completed. Fault Could Be Fatal The recall concerns vehicles manufactured between...
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Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida: Italian Flair Meets Hybrid Practicality
A Stylish Return The Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida signals the brand’s comeback to the compact SUV segment, a space it has been absent from but one that continues to grow across Europe. With mild-hybrid technology, a modern design, and Alfa’s sporting DNA, the Junior Ibrida aims to attract buyers who...
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Lexus RZ 500: A Gaming Experience for Grown-Ups
From Aviation to Automotive Nearly forty years after Airbus pioneered fly-by-wire in aircraft — replacing mechanical linkages with computer-controlled systems — the technology has finally made its way into cars. Lexus is the first to bring it to market, debuting a radical steer-by-wire system in the upcoming RZ 500. Instead...
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Puma Gen-E Review: Ford’s Electric Leap into the Urban Jungle
The Ford Puma has had a fascinating journey. Originally launched in 1997 as a sporty coupe based on the Fiesta, it quickly gained a loyal following thanks to its nimble handling and sharp styling. Reinvented for the SUV Era After a long hiatus, the Puma made its comeback in 2019...
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