A continued shortage of new cars is behind the development.
A Laois car dealer believes the massive shortage of new cars coming in the country is driving up the price of used ones.
Owen Reddy says there is currently a huge demand for vehicles.
A new report from DoneDeal shows motorists are now paying 63.7 per cent more for a used car compared to two years ago.
The owner of Reddy2Drive says some customers are waiting up to nine months to get a new car:
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