Dacia dust collector goes on sale
New Dacia Duster at Irish media launch held at Killruddery House, Wicklow The third generation Dacia Duster has just arrived in Ireland and is now available from Dacia's Irish dealer network, priced from €25,990. Built on a new platform, the Duster has grown in size and stature. It features bold new styling, a roomier interior for passengers and a larger trunk than before. There's more technology than ever on board and many new driver-assistance features. In Ireland, it will be available in four trim levels: Essential (from €25,990), Expression (from €28,390), Journey (from €30,390) and Extreme (from €30,840). Depending on the trim, there are a number of power options, including a petrol/LPG dual-fuel option for the launch range, a petrol mild hybrid with the option to add 4×4, and a new Duster hybrid that promises greater efficiency . The Duster has been a huge success for Dacia Ireland, with 19,500 units registered since it was first launched in Ireland in…
Classic and collector car owners are flocking to the new car
in a market With costs continuing to rise, it's no surprise that 49% of car insurance customers are reportedly actively shopping for more affordable rates. In addition to obtaining basic cost reductions, classic and collector car owners face the additional challenge of finding car insurance protection that suits their unique needs and rides. However, in recent months, many car enthusiasts seem to be discovering that they can both save significant money and get better coverage by turning to classic and collectible vehicle insurance company OpenRoad. Since its launch last summer, OpenRoad has seen a significant increase in the number of collector vehicles signed up for the new insurance plan. Their customers aren't shy about sharing details about why they switched. A growing number of reviews highlight significant cost savings, better coverage, and excellent customer service. One OpenRoad customer review wrote: "Pricing 20% lower than direct competition for the exact same coverage on multiple vehicles...these guys step up these days when…
Many classic and collector car owners paid an exorbitant price for this car
can often be felt Just like you can't go an hour without being bombarded with some form of car insurance advertising, whether it's on TV, the Internet, or filling up your email inbox. The good news is that there are many options for those who need quality insurance for their daily driving. But when it comes to looking for the same type of quality assurance and fair pricing for classic and collector car owners, it's often an entirely different matter. That's where a new insurance company called OpenRoad can help. Today, many collector car owners are forced to pay more for insurance while also having to deal with confusing program and service costs. To make matters worse, market estimates show that more than 90% of collectible vehicles in the United States are insured by standard auto insurance companies, which means that the vast majority of vehicles are likely overpaid and missing out on critical coverage in the policy. Unfortunately, many…
Benefits of Owning a Collector Car
In my four-part series I mentioned all the things I learned while driving my 2008 Ford Mustang Bullitt. Many of them were painful lessons, but there are actually a lot of benefits to owning a collector car. I've listed some of those benefits below. You did it! A 1967 Chevrolet Corvette 427 Convertible is available on ClassicCars.com Let's face it: most people don't dream of owning a Toyota Corolla (okay, maybe the 300-horsepower GR version). Many of us saw our dream cars as kids or teens and made it a goal to own them. It feels great to daydream about downshifting in a big-block C3 Corvette or driving an F-150 SVT Lightning, but you know what feels even better? Actually owning a cool car that's yours. Every time you go to the garage, you'll see proof of your dream coming true. Good buy Every time you see that car, something different happens. If you're anything like me, whether it's the…