Category: Irish News

British motor factor group, GSF Car Parts has revealed its expansion plans for 2026 which promises a number of new sites in Northern Ireland.

The Renault Trafic has once again claimed the title of Ireland’s best-selling medium van, finishing number one in 2025 for the second year in a row. Beating strong competition from rival brands, the Trafic continues to prove itself as the go-to choice for Irish businesses.

Ireland’s largest automotive aftermarket exhibition returns to the RDS Simmonscourt in Dublin later this year, with the Auto Trade EXPO 2026 taking place from 10th-11th October.

TRP Parts has expanded its offering with the introduction of three new brands to its portfolio – MXN, Ram Mounts, and Stefter.

For garages, service centres, and fleet operators across Ireland, choosing the right engine oil isn’t just a matter of lubrication — it’s about reliability, long-term performance, and protecting engines. That’s exactly what Quartz Ineo Pro 0W-30 delivers.

It is officially Auto Trade EXPO year, with the largest automotive aftermarket exhibition in Ireland returning to the RDS Simmonscourt in Dublin from 10th-11th October 2026.

New light commercial vehicle (LCV) registrations in 2025 saw an increase of seven per cent (32,779) compared to 2024 (30,669), according to the latest figures published by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI).

CD Group has added four new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans to its Mallusk branch, increasing and refreshing its fleet in Northern Ireland.

Serfac Limited has strengthened its aftermarket portfolio with a full range of Ring automotive accessories, giving Irish motor factors access to one of the UK and Europe’s most trusted names in vehicle enhancement, maintenance and driver safety.