Irish Car of the Year 2010

December 05, 2010
Irish Car of the Year 2010
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The Nissan Juke has been voted Continental Irish Car of the Year 2011, by the Irish Motoring Writers’ Association. 

The results were as follows:
Nissan Juke  185 points
Kia Venga    166 points
BMW 5 Series 158 points
Skoda Yeti       149 points
Opel Astra       144 points
 
The Irish Motoring Writers Association judges awarded points on the basis of criteria ranging from innovation and safety to space, comfort, build quality, driving quality and value for money.
 
Presenting the award to Paul O’Sullivan, Marketing Director of Nissan Ireland, Paddy Murphy of awards sponsor, Continental Tyres Ireland, commented: “The Irish motoring writers have selected an exciting model and no doubt the 2011 Irish Car of the Year accolade will provide a huge boost to the popularity of the Nissan Juke in the Irish market, particularly in the context of the current economic environment.”
 
Awards were made in five categories, reflecting the diversified nature of today’s car market in Ireland. 

Continental Irish Small Car of the Year -Nissan Juke
Continental Irish Compact Family Car of the Year - Skoda Yeti
Continental Irish Family Car of the Year - Peugeot 5008
Continental Irish Executive / Luxury Car of the Year - BMW 5 Series
Continental Irish Performance Car of the Year - Peugeot RCZ
 
The Nissan Juke succeeds the Peugeot 3008, which took the title last year.  The Continental Irish Van of the Year 2011 title was awarded to the Mercedes Benz Vito.
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