You asked and we obliged. After comparing the 2021 Ford Territory versus its Japanese and Korean rivals, we’ve decided to do a part two. This time, we’re pitting it against its rivals from a similar country of origin: China.
Showing posts with label Geely Coolray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Geely Coolray. Show all posts
September 4, 2020
2021 Ford Territory vs Other Chinese Compact Crossovers
You asked and we obliged. After comparing the 2021 Ford Territory versus its Japanese and Korean rivals, we’ve decided to do a part two. This time, we’re pitting it against its rivals from a similar country of origin: China.
August 27, 2020
The Geely Coolray Remains the Best-Selling Sub-compact SUV
Even as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect the global automotive market, Geely Philippines has made yet another impressive feat in terms of sales in the month of July.
July 16, 2020
Geely Coolray is Now the Best-Selling Sub-compact SUV in June
While the Philippine automotive market is still on its way to recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, Geely Philippines is one shining beacon in an otherwise depressed industry. Based on the latest CAMPI and AVID sales reports, Geely Coolray has emerged as top selling 5-seater sub-compact SUV selling 154 units last June.
June 29, 2020
Review: 2020 Geely Coolray Sport
If there’s a vehicle that’ll single-handedly overturn the compact crossover pecking order, it’s this: the 2020 Geely Coolray. The name is nonsensical, but the car it’s attached to is most certainly not. It doesn’t carry the same gravitas as the more established brands in the market, but its impressive specs and performance are enough to make it a topic of conversation.
June 5, 2020
Geely PH is Slashing P 130k Off the Coolray and Azkarra
Sojitz G Auto Philippines, the exclusive distributor of Geely in the Philippines is honoring the sacrifice of medical front liners in the on-going pandemic by giving them a P 130,000 discount on both the Coolray crossover and Azkarra SUV.
May 15, 2020
Geely PH to Offer N95-Certified Cabin Air Filters to All Coolray Owners
In line with Geely’s commitment to offer N95-certified cabin air filters on its Azkarra compact SUV, and MY2020 Coolray crossovers as standard, Philippine distributor, Sojitz G Auto Philippines (SGAP) has good news for existing Coolray owners: they’ll also get the same N95-certified cabin air filters for free.
April 27, 2020
How a Global Design Team Resulted in the Geely Coolray Becoming a World-Class Car
To create a world-class car, you need a team that knows the world. With the Coolray, the result is a global collaboration between teams of designers and engineers.
December 28, 2019
Geely Philippines Says All 3 Variants of Coolray SUVs Are Now Readily Available
Since Geely’s brand launch, most of the attention went straight for the top-of-the-line P 1.198-million Coolray 1.5 Sport; it’s totally legit too with its high value for money quotient, and myriad of standard comfort and luxury features. But now, Sojitz G Auto Philippines (SGAP) wants to focus your attention on two other Coolray variants—the P 978k Comfort and the P 1.088-million Premium.
September 30, 2019
Geely Philippines Garners Over 50 Coolray Reservations, Opens First Showroom
The day after its official brand launch in the country, Sojitz G Auto Philippines, the distributor of Geely vehicles opened its first showroom located in the heart of Quezon City.
September 25, 2019
Geely Comes Back with 2020 Coolray SUV. Prices Start at P 978,000 (w/ Specs)
Last July, Sojitz G Auto Philippines (SGAP) was officially appointed as the importer and distributor of Geely cars in the Philippines. The company is the newest member of the Sojitz Corporation family which has been in the automotive business locally since the 1960’s.
August 8, 2019
Could Geely Shake Up the Local Automotive Industry?
Geely is making a comeback, and this time they’ll have backing from an unlikely source: Sojitz Corporation. Sojitz is a “sogo shosha” or a general trading company, and this means they’re involved in the buying, selling, importing, and exporting of various goods including automobiles. Now, a Japanese trading company importing Chinese cars is an odd combination in itself, but it must not be forgotten, Sojitz used to own 49 percent of Mitsubishi Motors Philippines before divesting their stake in June of last year.
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