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April 13, 2018
Petron Just Reformulated Their Diesel to Give Up to 20.6 Percent Better Mileage
Petron has had it with the technical mumbo-jumbo. While its competitors are busy marketing highfaluting trademarks and what have you, the country’s largest oil refining and marketing company is looking to improve its fuels’ real-world advantage.
Filed Under:
Fuel,
News,
Petron Corporate
March 6, 2018
Review: 2018 Suzuki Vitara GLX
“That looks slick.” This is the typical greeting anyone would have upon seeing the 2018 Suzuki Vitara. Of course, for people old enough to remember, they would remember the badge as having been affixed on a model that pioneered the small, no-nonsense 4x4. With the Jimny now handling that duty within the Suzuki line-up, the Vitara’s been transformed into their new sub-compact crossover offering, and like what everyone else would say, it does look slick.
Filed Under:
Compact Crossover,
Driver's Seat,
Suzuki Vitara
January 13, 2018
SsangYong Posts 140 Percent Sales Growth in 2017
SsangYong Berjaya Motor Philippines (SBMP), the exclusive distributors of SsangYong vehicles and parts in the country, reported a robust 140 percent increase in its sales numbers compared to the brand’s output during its first year of operations in 2016.
Filed Under:
News,
PHL Auto Industry,
SsangYong Corporate
November 28, 2017
First Drive: 2018 Suzuki Vitara GLX
When the original Suzuki Vitara first appeared in the market close to 30 years ago, people bought one mainly as a fashion accessory, despite it being a genuinely capable off-roader. In the three decades and two Vitara generations that followed, Suzuki continuously shifted towards family-oriented buyers who wanted a utilitarian edge. The latest one, the fourth-generation Vitara, completes that transformation. Chucking what’s left of its off-road credentials out the window, the all-new Vitara is now a purely urban, on-road sub-compact crossover. And that’s all for the better.
Filed Under:
Compact Crossover,
Driver's Seat,
Suzuki Vitara
June 6, 2017
Review: 2017 SsangYong Korando ELX 4x4
Quick, clear any mental cache you may have of the SsangYong Korando. From a company that was grabbing headlines more for producing “kill-it-with-fire” styled vehicles, here’s something that won’t turn you to stone when looking at it. The 2017 Korando is actually palatable—no, scratch that, it’s actually quite handsome any which way you look at it. The question is: is this Giugiaro-penned crossover’s beauty merely skin deep?
Filed Under:
Compact SUV,
Driver's Seat,
SsangYong Korando
April 2, 2017
MIAS 2017: Hyundai Creta Ready to Do Battle in Sub-Compact Crossover Class (w/ Brochure)
Hyundai Philippines is finally getting serious about doing battle in the sub-compact crossover segment with the all-new Creta. Pegged as “the perfect partner”, this all-new global model certainly has what it takes to take on the Ford EcoSport, SsangYong Tivoli, and Nissan Juke. And get this, the price starts at just a tad above P 900,000.
Filed Under:
Car Launch,
Compact Crossover,
Hyundai Creta,
MIAS,
News
March 21, 2017
Review: 2017 Ford EcoSport Titanium vs SsangYong Tivoli Sport R
When SsangYong launched the Tivoli, the Korean carmaker boldly predicted that buyers will flock to their new crossover from the perennial segment favorite, the Ford EcoSport. A year on, this hasn’t gone to plan as the EcoSport continues to protect its turf while managing to increase its sales in the process. The question beckons: has SsangYong simply bitten more than it can chew? Will the Tivoli be relegated to being kicked to the curb in this sub-compact crossover turf war?
August 24, 2016
SsangYong Moves to Build Advanced Engines
SsangYong Motors is remembered mostly for their tie-up with Mercedes-Benz producing products such as the MB100 (Istana) and Musso. Though that arrangement happened to span only three years (1991 to 93), it left an indelible mark on the company that remains with them until today. Moving forward from simple licensing agreements, SsangYong is inching towards a corporate vision of becoming the “most innovative and respected Korean automotive company”. Flush with cash from its acquisition by the Mahindra & Mahindra Group, SsangYong plans to expand its global footprint by selling 300,000 units globally.
Filed Under:
Engines,
Feature,
SsangYong Corporate,
Travel
SsangYong Tivoli is Much Better than Ford EcoSport
Mr. Young Han Song, SsangYong’s Executive Managing Director is one straight talking corporate executive. After forging a partnership with SsangYong Berjaya Motor Philippines (SBMP) in January of this year, the partnership is starting to bear fruit with the local launch of four models: Korando, Rodius, Tivoli, and Tivoli XLV.
Filed Under:
Feature,
Ford EcoSport,
SsangYong Tivoli,
Travel
August 22, 2016
SsangYong Designs Now Are Inspired by Korea and Nature
In the past, SsangYong has made cars which were as visually challenging to understand as their nameplates: Rexton, Actyon, and Rodius. In fact, for decades, the brand seemed to look for inspiration from the West only to have the finished product look like something that was subjected to a Korean cultural blender. Well, SsangYong is putting that past behind them and now all eyes are on the double dragons and this time, it’s for a good reason.
Filed Under:
Feature,
SsangYong Corporate,
Travel
July 3, 2016
The Philippine Car Price Guide: June-July 2016
Here’s the June-July 2016 edition of The Philippine Car Price Guide. Since there wasn’t much happening in way of car launches, this update focuses more on new variants and price adjustments. Before going further, take note that all Car Models that have links means we’ve driven them. At least you can also use this as a handy guide if you want to keep tabs on our test drives.
- BMW (model updates)
- Ford EcoSport (price adjustment)
- Ford Fiesta (new variants)
- Honda Accord
- Honda Civic 1.8 E Modulo
- Honda Odyssey
- Hyundai Accent (price adjustment)
- Hyundai Elantra (price adjustment)
- Hyundai Starex (price adjustment)
- Isuzu (model updates)
- Mitsubishi ASX (price adjustment)
- Mitsubishi Mirage G4 (price adjustment)
- Mitsubishi Montero Sport (price adjustment)
- Mitsubishi Pajero (price adjustment)
- Nissan NP300 Navara (price adjustment, new variants)
- Nissan NV350 Urvan (price adjustment)
- Subaru XV (price adjustment)
Filed Under:
Car Prices,
carguide.ph,
Price List
May 31, 2016
First Drive: 2016 SsangYong Tivoli, Korando, and Rodius
Anyone of a certain age will remember SsangYong. Apart from a name that read like a typo, it was infamous for slapping on a German three-pointed star on its vehicles in the late 1990’s to early 2000’s. It died a natural death, whimpering out of existence as extinct as the animal namesake of one of their nameplates. That is, until now.
May 11, 2016
Philippine Car Price Guide: May 2016
The height of summer brings some of the coolest new cars to hit the Philippine market. In this update of the Philippine Car Price Guide, we have some of the much-awaited new cars making their debut on the list. Also, any vehicle that’s clickable (with a link) brings you to our test drive or first drive of that particular variant. Now neat is that?
- Chevrolet Colorado (new variant)
- Ford Everest (price increase)
- Ford Explorer Sport (price increase)
- Great Wall Haval M4
- Honda Accord (price increase)
- Honda Brio Amaze (new variant)
- Honda City (price increase)
- Honda Civic
- Honda HR-V (price increase)
- Honda Jazz (price increase)
- Honda Mobilio (price increase)
- Honda Odyssey (price increase)
- Isuzu mu-X
- Kia Soul (new variant)
- Mazda6 Skyactiv-D
- Mazda CX-5 Skyactiv-D
- MINI Cooper Convertible
- Suzuki Ertiga
- Toyota Wigo (price increase)
- Volkswagen Golf
- Volkswagen Jetta
- Volkswagen Polo
Filed Under:
Car Prices,
carguide.ph,
Price List
April 10, 2016
Philippine Car Price Guide: April 2016
The Manila International Auto Show (MIAS) has just ended and with that, it’s time to update The Philippine Car Price Guide. Given the several car launches/previews held at the annual summer motoring show, we’ve included them in this update.
- Chevrolet Sail
- Chrysler Town&Country (price update)
- Dodge (price update)
- Ford EcoSport (new variant)
- Ford Everest (new variant)
- Foton Toplander (new variants)
- Honda City 1.5 E Special Edition
- Hyundai Accent (2016 model)
- Hyundai Elantra (new variant)
- Hyundai Eon (new variant)
- Hyundai Santa Fe (2016 model)
- Hyundai Veloster
- Isuzu Crosswind (new variants)
- Jeep Wrangler (new variants)
- Kia Grand Carnival (price update)
- Kia Sportage
- Mazda2 (new variant)
- MINI Cooper Clubman
- Mitsubishi Mirage (2016 model)
- Mitsubishi Lancer EX (2016 model)
- SsangYong Korando
- SsangYong Tivoli
- SsangYong Rodius
- Subaru Forester (2016 model)
- Suzuki Ciaz
Filed Under:
Car Prices,
carguide.ph,
Price List
April 8, 2016
UPDATED: MIAS 2016: SsangYong Returns to Philippines with 3 New Models (w/ Brochure)
UPDATE 1: We now have the brochures below (4/8).
SsangYong Motor is back in the Philippines under a new distributor: Ssangyong Berjaya Motor Philippines (SBMP). After the formal distributorship signing ceremony, SBMP went straight to work by introducing the brand and its initial offerings at the Manila International Auto Show (MIAS).
Filed Under:
Car Launch,
MIAS,
News,
SsangYong Korando,
SsangYong Rodius,
SsangYong Tivoli
April 3, 2016
10 Cars to Look Out For at The Manila International Auto Show 2016
The Manila International Auto Show or MIAS has become a summer tradition for petrol heads and car enthusiasts alike. Already dubbed the biggest motor show in the country based on floor space, this year’s outing sees 19 brands duke it out for your attention. With MIAS celebrating its 11th anniversary this year, it’s fitting to filter the 300 or so car exhibits and come up with the 10 cars you should spot during the show. So without further ado, these are the stars, in alphabetical order, of the 11th Manila International Auto Show.
January 26, 2016
Philippines, Welcome Back SsangYong Motor
The Philippines is welcoming back SsangYong Motor. The fourth largest Korean automaker has found a new distributor, Berjaya Philippines. Berjaya, the company who successfully turned around Mazda and made it one of the biggest nameplates in the country, is poised to weave its magic anew.
Filed Under:
News,
PHL Auto Industry,
SsangYong Corporate
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