Meet a new middle variant
by Jason Tulio
A much-needed refresh
A beefy machine alongside econoboxes on highly congested roads? Sounds off. Driving a large SUV in Metro Manila just doesn't make sense. The biggest dissonance, however, seems to be that the natural habitat of sport-utes is not the concrete jungle.
It's a mix of old and new
If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here.The Chevrolet Trailblazer has been in the Philippines for a few years now, so most of you are probably pretty familiar with it. Since
by Jason Tulio
Help your fellow reader by taking the poll
Which of the following SUVs should I go for?* Chevrolet Trailblazer 2.5 4x2 MT * Toyota Fortuner 2.5 G 4x2 MT * Mitsubishi Montero Sport 2.5 GLX 4x2 MTMy priorities (in descending order of importance) are reliability, maintenance costs, and fuel
Help your fellow reader by taking the poll
Sir Botchi, you have helped a lot of consumers make crucial decisions. I, for one, am caught in a dilemma. First, I need to disclose that I am a law student living off my parents' provision. I pay for my own gas
To quote Clarkson: More powerrr!
When you're one of the big boys, you tend to be conservative when it comes time to face-lift a model. You add a bit of chrome here, some new wheels there, maybe tweak the suspension a bit. When you're
by Niky Tamayo
Truly American
In recent years, to meet changing US-market demands, Chevrolet dropped the likable Trailblazer SUV from its US lineup and replaced it with an all-new crossover called the Traverse. Unfortunately for Chevy, while buyers wanted crossover economy, they still wanted the
by Niky Tamayo
