Motor tax

Our articles and guides about motor tax, for people buying and owning cars in Ireland.

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Dacia Duster driving on an Irish mountain road – 2026 Ireland buyer’s guide
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Dacia Duster Ireland 2026: Prices, Motor Tax and the Used Buyer’s Guide

Ireland’s cheapest new SUV starts at €25,990 and the Duster hybrid 155 pays just €180 a year in motor tax. Full Irish price and CO2 table from Dacia Ireland’s own May 2026 price list, plus the timing belt, rust and EDC gearbox checks that decide whether a used Duster is a bargain or a liability.

21 August 2026429
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Ford Focus final generation - Ireland used buyer's guide 2026
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Ford Focus Ireland 2026: The Last One Built, and What It Is Worth Now

Ford built the last Focus on 14 November 2025, ending 27 years and about twelve million cars. For Irish buyers that turns it into a used-only proposition. Here are the final Irish specs and prices, motor tax from 190 euro, and the two faults - the pre-2019 wet belt and the PowerShift gearbox - that decide whether a used Focus is a bargain or a breakdown.

20 August 2026340
Irish Auto Market
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Skoda Kodiaq seven-seat SUV in Ireland
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Skoda Kodiaq in Ireland 2026: The Seven-Seater Sum That Still Adds Up

The Kodiaq is the only true seven-seater left in Ireland's top ten. Here is the Irish arithmetic - what the third row actually costs you in boot space, why the PHEV has double the battery of its rivals, 2,500kg of towing, five-year running costs, and the one service item that decides whether a used one is a bargain or a bill.

18 August 2026473
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Toyota Yaris Cross hybrid SUV, Ireland's best-selling car of 2026
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Toyota Yaris Cross Ireland 2026: Why It Became the Country's Best-Selling Car

The Toyota Yaris Cross is Ireland's number one car of 2026. Here is why - real-world fuel economy of 4.5 litres/100km, EUR 190 motor tax, a warranty that runs to 10 years, and a five-year running cost of about EUR 0.26 per kilometre. Plus the AWD-i boot trade-off most buyers miss, Irish trim advice and the used buyer's checklist.

13 August 2026265
Irish Auto Market
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