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Mercedes-Benz's light commercial vehicles division has further enhanced its product offering for Irish business customers with the introduction of the...
Using the theme ‘ignite’, replacement parts specialist Nissens Automotive (Nissens), recently welcomed visitors to Poland, to officially introduce its comprehensive range of Genuine Nissens Quality ignition coils, through a multi activity event that demonstrated its confidence in, and commitment to, these new additions to the company’s growing product range.
Mechanics and technicians across Northern Ireland are invited to get hands-on with the latest in automotive technology next month during the second phase of MechanExpert Technical Roadshows for 2026.
Delphi has added 191 new parts to its market-leading product portfolio, including 55 new references in Braking, 100 for Steering & Suspension, 35 in Engine Management and one in Fuel Management.
Somora Motor Parts is a stockist of the Pro-XL range, whose Pro2KPrime is described as a 2K primer‑filler that can be applied to a wide range of substrates, offering outstanding adhesion, excellent build, and very fast drying.
Automotive aftermarket brand NAPA unveiled new packaging for the NAPA Brake Pads range, now displaying an FMG label to communicate the strength, heritage, and performance behind the product.
GS Yuasa Battery Sales UK Ltd has announced the continuation of its successful partnership with European drift champion, Steve ‘Baggsy’ Biagioni, as the collaboration accelerates into a new season.
Mercedes-Benz’s light commercial vehicles division has further enhanced its product offering for Irish business customers with the introduction of the new Vito Edition, alongside the return of the popular Sprinter 2 Series.
Over 5,000 vehicles were seized during the first three months of the year for driving uninsured on Irish roads, an increase of 4.1 per cent on the same period in 2025.
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