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March 31, 2021

What's Going on with Subaru Dealerships?


Today marks the last day of Subaru Alabang, almost a decade since it opened under the management of the ANC Group.

Toyota PH Sales Are Up, Production Down for First 2 Months of 2021


Toyota Motor Corporation has seen its sales rise globally by 9 percent, driven primarily by its strong sales in China and Japan.

Toyota GR Yaris Selected as One of the World's Best Performance Cars


In a move that will certainly increase its street cred even more, the Toyota GR Yaris has been selected as one of the Top Three finalists for the World Performance Car of the Year 2021, beating the BMW M2 CS and X5 M / X6 M in the process.

The 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness Has More Ground Clearance Than a Pickup Truck


Subaru has introduced its most rugged, most off-road capable Outback ever: the new 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness.

March 30, 2021

The Lexus LF-Z Electrified Opens a New Chapter In Their History


Lexus is writing its next chapter starting with its LF-Z Electrified—a concept battery electric vehicle that will realize the premium brand’s performance, styling, and technologies by 2025.

The 2022 Kia EV6 GT Can Challenge Supercars in a Drag Race


Kia may have already shown off its first dedicated battery electric vehicle, the 2022 EV6, but they’ve saved the best info for last: it’s coming with a high-performance GT version.

Global Nissan X-Trail to Get a 250-Horsepower Turbocharged Engine


It’s been almost a year since the all-new Nissan X-Trail debuted for the North American market as the Rogue. Now, global markets will finally see how Nissan’s compact SUV shapes up with a worldwide debut set for the Auto Shanghai in April.

The Mazda3's Chief Designer is Now Head of Design at Mazda North America


Yasutake Tsuchida, the guy behind the World Car Design of the Year 2020 winner Mazda3 has been appointed as Senior Director of Design at Mazda North American Operations or MNAO. In this role Tsuchida will oversee design operations, including next-generation vehicle planning and brand strategy development.

Volkswagen Shoots Down Idea That All-New 2022 Ford Ranger Will Look Anything Like This


Volkswagen has shot down ideas that the upcoming all-new Ford Ranger will look anything like its Amarok pickup truck. This, as the German automaker released a second sketch (see lead photo).

Will MINI Abandon JCW Models With All-Electric Push?


Previously, The BMW Group announced that it’s going electric, and the first brand to do so would be MINI. With MINI’s urban positioning, it will debut its last combustion engine in 2025, and by the 2030s will only sell purely electric models.

Volkswagen to be Renamed Voltswagen? (UPDATED)


In what was originally seen as an advanced April Fools’ Day joke, Volkswagen has confirmed that it is seriously and really re-branding its electric vehicles as “Voltswagen” in a move to differentiate it from its internal combustion engined counterparts.

Audi Shines a Light on Advanced Lighting Technology


In less than two decades, cars have shifted from halogen to HID to LED lighting. At the forefront of all this, Audi has been one of the leaders in the transition—using lighting technologies not just to give it a high level of function, but also a strong and unique design identity.

March 29, 2021

Look: TRB Holds Site Acceptance Test for Skyway Stage 3


The Skyway Stage 3 reached a new milestone as the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) together with its Independent Consultant as well as Tollway Operator and Project Concessionaire conducted a Site Acceptance Test or SAT to ensure the system’s functionality and readiness.

Chery Sustains Dealership Growth Amid Challenging Times


At a time when survival is the name of the game for many enterprises, and even established brands are struggling, it's a positive sign to see a new brand not just surviving, but even thriving and growing.

Ford Philippines PK Umashankar to Lead Customer Service for International Markets Group


Ford Motor Company today announced that PK Umashankar (‘Uma’) has been appointed director, Ford Customer Service Division, International Markets Group (IMG), effective April 1.

The Big 4 Japanese Brands to Offer Standardized Swappable Batteries for Its Electric Motorcycles


Electric motorcycles just got a much-needed boost as Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Yamaha have all agreed to standardize its battery systems. This paves the way for motorcycles to have swappable batteries allowing for battery sharing and replacement across the big four Japanese brands.

Could This Serve as Inspiration for a Potential 2022 Mazda BT-50 Pangolin?


Late last year, Mazda Philippines gave the current BT-50 its final hurrah: a special appearance package called the BT-50 Pangolin.

March 28, 2021

DOTr Sets Guidelines on Public Transport in NCR+ ECQ Season 2


With the implementation of the Enhanced Community Quarantine once more over Manila, Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna, and Rizal, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) has finally set its guidelines surrounding public transportation.

Toyota PH to Only Offer GR Yaris in Limited Volume, Will Be Cheaper Than Civic Type R, WRX STI (UPDATED)


UPDATE: Toyota Motor Philippines confirmed that our list of dealers is correct (4/20).

UPDATE: Toyota Motor Philippines confirmed that our pricing info is correct (3/29).

With Toyota Motor Philippines’s official announcement on the arrival of its second GAZOO Racing vehicle, the 2021 GR Yaris, details have now started coming out about their formidable hot hatch, including its local price.

March 27, 2021

Here's What You Can Expect with ECQ Season 2 from March 29 to April 11 (UPDATED)


UPDATE: The ECQ has been extended from April 4 to April 11. The dates have been changed in the story to reflect the changes. (4/3).

It feels like a nightmare, but Metro Manila, Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna, and Rizal is back to the strictest Enhanced Community Quarantine or ECQ effective 12:00 AM of Monday, March 29, 2021 to 11:59 PM of Sunday, April 11. This, after the recent spike in COVID-19 cases.