October 3, 2018
Honda Cars Philippines Reveals Limited Edition CR-V, Civic, and Mobilio Models
Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. (HCPI), announces the next batch of limited-edition models all offering sportier and more stylish looks to cater to the dynamic lifestyle of Filipino customers. Up for grabs are special edition models of the CR-V, Mobilio, and Civic.
Filed Under:
Car Launch,
Compact,
Compact SUV,
Entry-Level MPV,
Honda Civic,
Honda CR-V,
Honda Mobilio,
News
Jaguar Pays Homage to 50 Years of the XJ Sedan with a Special Road Trip
Celebrating the 50th birthday of the XJ, Jaguar is embarking on a special road trip starring its iconic flagship sedan. From Jaguar Castle Bromwich plant in the UK, a convoy made of 8 generations of the XJ will head to the Paris Motor Show.
Filed Under:
Jaguar Corporate,
Jaguar XJ,
News,
Paris Motor Show
Kia Says Using Genuine Parts is Beneficial Even for Older Models
Columbian Autocar Corporation (CAC), the distributor of Kia vehicles in the Philippines, is advising owners to use only Kia Genuine Parts and Service to keep their vehicles running for more years to come.
Filed Under:
Kia Corporate,
News,
Service
Mitsubishi Opens Second Standalone Fuso Dealership
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation inaugurated its second Fuso Dealership last September 27, 2018. This new Fuso dealership is under the helm of Best Southern Genesis Motors, Inc. (BSGMI), one of the major automotive dealer groups in Southern Tagalog Region.
Filed Under:
Dealerships,
Mitsubishi Corporate,
Mitsubishi Trucks,
News
October 2, 2018
Mazda Confirms the Return of the Rotary Engine, Investment in Electric Vehicle Technology
Mazda is now getting onto the electrification bandwagon. The announcement was made today as part of the company’s “Sustainable Zoom-Zoom 2030” plan. Among the highlights is the confirmation of in-house developed electric drivetrains and the introduction of two new electric vehicles.
Filed Under:
Engines,
Mazda Corporate,
News
Nissan Terra Won't Pass U.S. Safety Standards
A report from Automotive News concedes that the much-hyped Nissan Terra won’t be coming to developed markets such as Europe and the US for one big reason: safety.
Filed Under:
News,
Nissan Terra,
Safety
Get a Brand-New Ford Everest at Employee Prices
Ever wondered how much money you can save on a brand-new vehicle, especially if you work for a car company? Well, there’s no need to wonder as Ford Philippines is giving you that special deal…and you don’t even have to be a Ford employee!
Filed Under:
Ford Corporate,
Ford Everest,
News
Bayan Auto Launches BJ20 SUV and M50S MPV
BAIC Philippines introduced two new models which builds on top of the brand’s existing line-up of SUVs and commercial vehicles. Unveiled at their flagship showroom in Makati City are the BJ20 compact crossover and the M50S MPV.
Filed Under:
BAIC BJ20,
BAIC M50S,
Car Launch,
Compact SUV,
Entry-Level MPV,
News
Here's How Much Those Re-Produced Mazda MX-5 Parts Will Cost
Mazda’s parts re-supply program for the first-generation MX-5 is now firing on all cylinders. After initially limiting it to big ticket items such as the 14-inch tires, canvas top, and the Nardi wooden steering wheel and shift knob, the Japanese carmaker has now expanded the available parts for the 29-year old “NA” roadster.
Filed Under:
Mazda Corporate,
Mazda MX-5,
News
First Drive: 2019 Ford EcoSport 1.0 Titanium and 1.5 Trend
As the segment’s first-ever sub-compact SUV, the Ford EcoSport had potential written all over it. It could have been a lot of things to a lot of people. However, in the four years it’s been in the market, it remained a fashion piece—one that didn’t come backed up by the driving chops to win hardcore buyers over.
Filed Under:
Driver's Seat,
Ford EcoSport,
Sub-Compact SUV
Peugeot e-LEGEND CONCEPT Shows EVs Need Not Look Like Soap Bars
Peugeot says EVs need not look like bars of soap. With the e-LEGEND Concept, the carmaker taps into their past while looking forward to the future. In the end, they’re promising a future that’s “unboring.”
Filed Under:
News,
Peugeot Corporate
October 1, 2018
Two Chinese Brands Poised to Enter Philippine Market
Two new automotive brands are poised to enter the country in the next few months: MG and Maxus. Both hailing from China, one will be brought in by The Covenant Car Company, Inc., while the other by Ayala Corporation.
Filed Under:
Maxus Corporate,
MG Corporate,
News,
PHL Auto Industry
Volvo Philippines Shows Off World Car of the Year XC60 at Annual Crayfish Party
The World’s Car of the Year winner, the Volvo XC60, was out celebrating with its stately sibling, the Volvo S90, in this year’s Crayfish Party. Every year, the Nordic Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (NordCham) throws a shindig of epic proportions at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila as a nod to tradition.
Filed Under:
Events,
Volvo Corporate,
Volvo XC60
Subaru Admits to Falsifying Safety-Related Car Data
With a brand reputation centered around safety, this latest piece of news comes as a big blow to Subaru. In a report submitted to Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Subaru has admitted to falsifying data in connection with its vehicles’ safety.
Filed Under:
News,
Safety,
Subaru Corporate
Embracing Tradition with a Hunger for Adventure: Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class
When you’re looking for adventure, it’s got to have the right ingredients: the location, the activity, and of course, the means to get there. For a long drive out of town and into the woods, your best bet would be by way of SUV. And while you’re at it, why not take it up a notch and go in luxury. Enter Mercedes-Benz, a brand recognized all over the world for its heritage roots and premium appeal. And now, it has diversified its name into the SUV segment.
Filed Under:
Driver's Seat,
Luxury SUV,
Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class,
Travel
BMW's Newest iDrive Infotainment System Ditches Circular Gauges; Offers OTA Updates
BMW is set to introduce the next-generation of iDrive infotainment software starting with the all-new BMW X5, 8 Series, Z4, and 3 Series which will celebrate their debut at the Paris International Motor Show in a few weeks.
Filed Under:
BMW Corporate,
News,
Technology
Ferrari's New Monza SP1 and SP2 Sportscars Soften Blow on News of First-Ever SUV
The news of Ferrari’s first-ever SUV, named the Purosangue (Thoroughbred) and hybrid models shocked hardcore fans and enthusiasts. However, they’re much-needed products to boost the Italian sportscar maker’s earnings under its new CEO Louis Camilleri.
Filed Under:
Ferrari Corporate,
News
Are You Willing to Buy This Track-Only Porsche Tribute for P 44 Million?
Porsche is recreating its iconic 935/78 racing car with this: a 700-horsepower limited-edition built with no homologation restriction giving designers and engineers absolute freedom in its development. Limited to a run of just 77 examples, it’ll be used for clubsport events and private race track training.
Filed Under:
News,
Porsche Corporate,
Sports Car
Suzuki Expands Auto Festival 2018 to More Cities Nationwide
Suzuki Philippines (SPH) brings its annual Auto Festival (AutoFest) to the most-visited malls and shopping centers around the country, showcasing the brand’s wide range of best-selling and award-winning vehicles to even more Filipinos.
Filed Under:
Events,
News,
Suzuki Corporate
September 30, 2018
Porsche Says Goodbye to Diesels
Hit by scandals revolving around its diesel engines, Porsche has announced that they will no longer offer this oil burning powerplant. Instead, the German sportscar maker will double down on its electrified offensive, led by its upcoming Taycan EV.
Filed Under:
Electric Vehicles (EV),
News,
Porsche Taycan
The Chevrolet Orlando is Back for 2018
Remember the Chevrolet Orlando, the Cruze-based compact MPV? Well, there’s a chance it’ll come back once more if Chevrolet Philippines decides to get the second-generation one from SAIC-GM—the same source of the local market Sail sub-compact sedan.
Filed Under:
Chevrolet Orlando,
Entry-Level MPV,
News
September 28, 2018
Hyundai to Develop Its Own Spark-Compression Gasoline Engine
Mazda’s Skyactiv-X may soon have a competitor. Hyundai has been awarded by the U.S. Department of Energy with a USD 4.95 million (~ P 267 billion) over 3 years to conduct research and development for “an advanced mixed-mode gasoline spark/compression ignition engine.”
Filed Under:
Engines,
News,
Technology
You Won't Be Able to Cruise Japan's Streets as Super Mario
Tourists going to Japan may have to say goodbye to one of Tokyo and Osaka’s eponymous tourist attractions: dressing up as Mario or Luigi while driving around in a go-kart.
Ford to Invest Less in Engineering, Will Leverage Partnerships in a Bid to Save Money
As Ford celebrates 100 years of continuous production at its Rouge assembly plant in Detroit, Ford CEO Jim Hackett is leveraging partnerships to help the American carmaker survive to the next one hundred.
Filed Under:
Ford Corporate,
News
The Nissan Note e-POWER NISMO S is a Glimpse of Future Tuner Cars
Continuing Nissan’s move to “NISMO everything,” the Japanese carmaker launched the Note e-POWER NISMO S for the Japanese market. This time, aside from aesthetics and handling improvements expected from the NISMO badge, they have finally eked out an additional 25 percent more power and torque compared to the regular Note e-POWER NISMO.
Filed Under:
Electric Vehicles (EV),
News,
Nissan Corporate,
Nissan Note
September 27, 2018
Video: Ford Mustang Takes On Nurburging...Sideways
Every car manufacturer has something to prove over at the Nurburgring—breaking records and, in the process, pissing higher than the “other guy.” So, Ford Performance decided to do something quite different when they brought over a special Mustang to the Green Hell. Have it go sideways.
Filed Under:
Ford Mustang,
News,
Video
Filipino Makes History at Mazda Fan Endurance Race at Fuji Speedway
The Philippine flag flew proud at the Fuji International Speedway as a Filipino finished first in his class and fifth overall at the Mazda Fan Endurance Race at the Fuji International Speedway.
Filed Under:
Mazda Corporate,
Motorsports,
News
Philippine Rallycross Series Aims to Boost Dirt Track Racing
For the past three years, The Philippine Rallycross Series (PRS) has been reviving dirt track racing. Starting with just a field of just 10 participants, the PRS has grown to 60 participants during the latest ground.
Filed Under:
Motorsports,
News
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