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Merman director Zak Emerson teams up with Irish production company Butter for the Toyota Hybrid campaign
Zak Emerson contemplates the power of hybrid in his most recent piece of work for Toyota through the Irish production company Butter.
Kyla O’Kelly said of the project: Javelin Dublin has launched a new Toyota Ireland Brand campaign, the latest in the Built for a Better World series. The campaign, “You’ll Never Take a Wrong Turn with Toyota”, aims to dispel the confusion amongst new car buyers and presents Toyota Hybrid and Toyota, as the right choice for drivers today and into the future. Toyota’s world-leading Hybrid Electric offering, their unequivocal vision of the future of motoring, along with recent research insights confirming Toyota as Ireland’s most trusted, reputable and desired car brand led to the new advertising platform. The TV, part of a multi-platform campaign, was filmed in Ireland during lockdown in March 2021, a s
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); People probably look at it that it s about participation more than elite sport, but it s definitely not the case
Kildare wheelchair racer Patrick Monahan on the Paralympics, his experience through the pandemic, and starting his impossible. By Emma Duffy Sunday 25 Apr 2021, 7:30 AM 4 hours ago 2,086 Views 0 Comments
THEIR WHOLE MOTTO around Starting Your Impossible. That’s me all over because I had to start my impossible after my accident again.
It was completely impossible in my mind to even compete in sport back then. It was something that I just couldn’t fathom. Patrick Monahan, Toyota ambassador and Paralympian, is pictured as Toyota Ireland looks forward to the Paralympic Games in Tokyo.
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Motor trade sees 48,188 new cars registered this year despite lockdown New car sales in first quarter down just 3.2% on last year; registration of used imports up 5.5%
Thu, Apr 1, 2021, 11:53 Updated: Thu, Apr 1, 2021, 12:11
The Hyundai Tucson is the best-selling car on the Irish market this year.
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Some 48,188 new cars were registered since January despite Covid-19 lockdown restrictions that meant physical showrooms had to close.
New car registrations were down 3.2 per cent compared with the first three months of last year, with March sales totalling 9,270.
Used car imports rose 5.5 per cent in the first quarter, with 18,420 used cars re-registered in the Republic. Dealers attribute much of this to an increase in the stock of used imports at the end of last year, ahead of the new Brexit-related customs duties.