Showing posts with label Sports Car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports Car. Show all posts
August 31, 2026
This Rare 1 Of 1 Mini Cooper 1965 Victory Edition Has Been Sold Even Before It Arrived In The Philippines
A limited-edition Mini has launched in the Philippines and it was spoken for even before its arrival. Thankfully, before the one and only allocation of the Mini 1965 Victory Edition ended up with its owner, a local photoshoot was done to show off the unique Mini.
Filed Under:
Car Launch,
MINI Cooper,
News,
Sports Car
August 6, 2026
On 8-6 Day, Toyota Unveils Refreshed 2027 GR86
Appropriately, Toyota used 8-6 day (August 6) to launch the refreshed version of the ハチロク or Hachiroku. The 2027 GR 86 carries interior and driving-related improvements, some of which were borne out of the carmaker’s motorsports participation and track testing.
Filed Under:
News,
Sports Car,
Toyota 86
July 20, 2026
Denza Targets Porsche 911 With 1,600-Horsepower Z Supercar
In case you haven’t realized it by now, Denza’s product line-up is all based on the letters that make up its name; the exception being the Fangchengbao-based which take on the “B” prefix (the Yangwang-based ones will likely take on the “U” prefix). With that in mind, Denza has introduced the second member of its Z high-performance range after the Z9 shooting brake. And this one is called simply, the Denza Z.
Filed Under:
Denza Z,
Electric Vehicles (EV),
News,
Sports Car
July 14, 2026
The Porsche 718 Cayman Deserves Your Attention
Porsche is defined by the 911; without the 911, Porsche wouldn’t be the brand it is today. Every sportscar, supercar maker uses the 911 as the benchmark by which all pure driving cars are measured. Try as they may, Porsche has managed to, over the decades, remain the top choice for driving purists the world over, each generation pushing the envelope further, while still retaining what makes a 911 the gold standard.
Filed Under:
Driver's Seat,
Porsche 718 Cayman,
Sports Car
July 11, 2026
Toyota Motor Philippines Is Bringing In The GR GT Supercar
Toyota Motor Philippines is going big by announcing that the GR GT supercar is heading to the Philippines.
Filed Under:
News,
Sports Car,
Toyota GR GT
July 6, 2026
Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale Brings Back The V12 Manual But With A Twist
Bemoaning the loss of the manual transmission? Ferrari is bringing back the fun and engagement of a three-pedal Prancing Horse as part of a limited-edition series for its 12Cilindri supercar (read our first drive). But unlike a traditional manual transmission car, the Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale uses a “manual-by-wire” system—the brand’s first.
Filed Under:
Ferrari 12Cilindri,
News,
Sports Car,
Technology
June 29, 2026
Honda Proves They Still Make Great Cars With The New CR-V And Prelude
I used to be such a huge fan of Honda’s cars; there was a time when I felt that they had the best lineup. That “time” was very long ago, and I was still a boy, but I remember how my dad brought home our first brand new 2nd-generation CR-V, and he told me it was either this or the Revo, which (no offense to the Revo) was a no-brainer decision to go for the former.
Filed Under:
Compact SUV,
Driver's Seat,
Honda CR-V,
Honda Prelude,
Sports Car
June 15, 2026
Mazda Tweaks MX-5 For 2027 With Brembo Brakes, RAYS Wheels
A decade after its launch, Mazda is keeping the fourth-generation MX-5 evergreen with subtle upgrades for the 2027 model year.
Filed Under:
Mazda Corporate,
Mazda MX-5,
News,
Sports Car
April 17, 2026
2026 Prelude Goes On Sale At Dealerships Boasting Honda Cars PH's Longest Warranty Ever
After what seemed like the longest preview to launch cycles in Honda’s history, the all-new Prelude is finally being released to customers starting today.
Filed Under:
Car Launch,
Honda Corporate,
Honda Prelude,
News,
Sports Car
April 6, 2026
Does The Honda Prelude e:HEV Deserve All The Hate? We Drive It To Find Out
This is 2026’s most hated car, and not for reasons you think. When Honda decided to revive the Prelude nameplate for a sixth generation, the first time in over 20 years, expectations were high that one: it would kick the GR 86 and Miata’s ass and that two: it would be priced just as well. Instead, what the world got was a chimera of sorts between a Civic e:HEV and a Civic Type R wearing fancier clothes. This elicited reaction where enthusiasts wanted to kill it with fire. It was so negative that it made Nina Tucker’s fate in Fullmetal Alchemist great in comparison. Or is it?
Filed Under:
Driver's Seat,
Honda Prelude,
Sports Car
March 12, 2026
Ferrari Amalfi Makes ASEAN Debut With Philippine Launch Slated For May
The Ferrari Amalfi has arrived in Southeast Asia after it made its regional debut in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Replacing the Roma in the Prancing Horse’s line-up, the 2+ front mid-engine V8 sportscar is set to arrive in the Philippines starting in May.
Filed Under:
Ferrari Amalfi,
News,
Sports Car
February 26, 2026
Breaking News: Honda Cars PH To Open Order Books For All-New Prelude 2.0 e:HEV
It’s official: Honda Cars Philippines is opening order books for the all-new, electrified Prelude e:HEV this Friday, February 27.
Filed Under:
Honda Corporate,
Honda Prelude,
News,
Sports Car
February 20, 2026
Ford Mustang, Everest Are Best-Sellers In Their Respective Segments
Ford Philippines captured two significant milestones in its product line-up with the Ford Everest and the Ford Mustang as they both secured the top positions in terms of sales their respective categories last 2025.
Filed Under:
Ford Corporate,
Ford Everest,
Ford Mustang,
Mid-sized SUV,
News,
PHL Auto Industry,
Sports Car
January 9, 2026
Nissan Updates Z For 2027 With Heritage-Inspired Styling
Nissan has used the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon to showcase the first refresh of its Z sportscar. Bowing in as a 2027 model, the nip and tuck changes dip into the Nissan Z heritage bowl, while also giving some actual performance gains.
Filed Under:
Nissan Z,
Sports Car,
Tokyo Auto Salon
The Toyota GR Yaris Morizo RR Trades WRC Gravel For Nürburgring Tarmac
Toyota has revealed a special ultra-limited version of its GR Yaris: the GR Yaris Morizo RR. Applying insights gained, not through the World Rally Championship, but through its participation at the 2025 Nürburgring 24 Hours endurance, it’ll be available in just 100 units in Japan, and 100 units in select global markets (Europe being the only one confirmed thus far).
Filed Under:
News,
Sports Car,
Tokyo Auto Salon,
Toyota GR Yaris
January 1, 2026
Philippine Specs Of The 2026 Honda Prelude Are Now Out
Previewed at Honda Cars Philippines’ 35th anniversary last November, the all-new Prelude takes a step towards heading to showroom floors with our first confirmation of its local market specs.
Filed Under:
Honda Prelude,
News,
Rumors,
Sports Car
December 22, 2025
Porsche 911 GT3 Now Available At Porsche Philippines
Porsche Philippines is now making the latest 911 GT3 (992.2) available at Porsche Centers nationwide. Built on a strong motorsports pedigree, the 911 GT3 has recorded the fastest lap ever achieved by a production car with a manual transmission, completing the Nürburgring-Nordschleife’s 20.832-kilometer lap in 6 minutes and 56.294 seconds.
Filed Under:
Car Launch,
News,
Porsche 911,
Sports Car
December 5, 2025
Toyota Unveils 650-Horsepower V8-Powered GR GT
Toyota and its high-performance Gazoo Racing division premiered its supercar: the GR GT as well as a racing derivative, the GR GT3.
Filed Under:
News,
Sports Car,
Toyota GR GT
November 14, 2025
Tuned By STI, The Subaru BRZ Type RA Brings A Racecar Engine To The Streets
Subaru Technica International or STI, Subaru’s go-fast division, has weaved its magic onto the Subaru BRZ giving the world the limited-edition Subaru BRZ Type RA in the process.
Filed Under:
News,
Sports Car,
Subaru BRZ
October 28, 2025
The Porsche 911 Turbo S Is The Supreme All-Rounder
If there’s one car that’s been resistant to change, stubborn even, it’s the Porsche 911. Throughout its more than 60-year history, its basic formula hasn’t changed. Throughout the generations, it’s a careful evolution of the same basic formula—the engine is mounted at the back and power being sent to the ground (typically) through the rear wheels. However, every so often, the formula is tweaked a bit more be through the introduction of all-wheel drive, turbocharging, and the water-cooled engine. With the latest 992.2 generation, electrification can now be added into the formula. Read on to read our impressions, or watch our drive.
Filed Under:
Driver's Seat,
Porsche 911,
Sports Car,
Travel
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