Would you like to see this here?
The more rows a vehicle has, the better-it's been a common sentiment among car buyers in the Philippines for the past couple of years, hence the popularity of midsize SUVs like the Toyota Fortuner, the Mitsubishi Montero Sport, and the
by Drei Laurel
Do you want to see this in the Philippines?
Earlier this year, Chevrolet reintroduced the Blazer to the US auto scene as a run-and-gun crossover. Its aggressive exterior design and sleek styling cues made it a vehicle with considerable presence, and its availability with a 3.6-liter V6
by Drei Laurel
Have you heard of these guys?
Human Horizons wants big things for its new car. The Chinese start-up says it wants to "change human mobility" with the HiPhi 1-the first of a "new breed" of machine that "realizes the true meaning of smart vehicles." Hmmm.The
by Tom Harrison
Oh, the irony
This video shows James Harden riding an electric scooter, being pulled over by local traffic police during a recent visit to China. We're not entirely sure what's going on, but the look on the 29-year-old Houston Rockets superstar
by Drei Laurel
Built by Geely, it's called the Geometry A
What is that?'That' is a new electric car. A sentence you'll likely be hearing many times over from here on in, as China-and indeed The World-increases its grip on the increasingly diversified (or homogenous? You choose) playground of
by Vijay Pattni
Getting in and out of a car is important. But there are many ways of doing so
China is massive. More than 1.4 billion people live there. These people need to get around, and thus, China's car industry is also quite massive.Last month, for example, China shifted over 2.5 million cars, according to the China
by Vijay Pattni
Good riddance
The Chinese courts might have taken their sweet time, but they've finally decided: 'Landwind' is copying Land Rover, and it's about time the practice comes to a halt.According to the decision issued by the Beijing Chaoyang District Court, Jiangling
by Drei Laurel
When your market can demand its own variant
The Shanghai motor show is traditionally awash with long-wheelbase versions of sedan cars for the Chinese market, and this year is no different. For those that can't afford a full-fat Mercedes-AMG sedan there's the new stretched A35,
by Greg Potts
This or the HR-V?
Certain parts of China leave much to be desired when it comes to, well, what your lungs take in.Air pollution is a serious problem over at the People's Republic, so much so that there's an entire website dedicated to
by Drei Laurel
Well, are they?
There's a growing trend within the Philippine automotive industry that you might have noticed: Major brands injecting new life into their local lineups using more affordable Chinese-made cars.Volkswagen Philippines spearheaded the movement when it replaced its entire Philippine stable
by Drei Laurel
Not a good look
Chinese-made cars have come a long way. For proof, you needn't look further than right here in the Philippines, where the vehicles manufactured in the People's Republic have entrenched themselves in the lineups of major industry players like Hyundai,
by Drei Laurel
A strategic move for the Germans
The times are a-changin'.Remember the Volkswagen Jetta? It's been a while since Volkswagen Philippines discontinued its local availability when the company revamped its lineup in 2018, but you still see a fair number of these cars plying Manila's
by Drei Laurel
Are Chinese-made cars finally improving?
We can't believe we're saying this, but it might be about time to start taking Chinese car manufacturers a little more seriously. Maybe it'll do the industry some good to ease up on the made-in-China jokes a
by Drei Laurel
A behind-the-scenes look in Shanghai
October 2018 saw the MG brand switch distributorship to the same guys handling Chevrolet. TCCCI, or The Covenant Car Company Inc., is now the official distributor for the British marque. Hot on the heels of this ownership change, TCCCI quickly arranged a
by Ian Magbanua
Some customers don't like it
Do you love the fresh, distinct smell of a brand-new car? Well, it turns out not everyone shares that joy. A report by Quartz explains that Ford has actually worked on a method to get rid of it.As the story
by Jason Tulio
For the Chinese market
Ford has launched an all-new midsize SUV dubbed the 'Territory' in China, and the American carmaker believes new buyers in emerging cities will be eager to grab it.Developed together with the Jiangling Motors Corporation (JMC), the Territory comes available with
by Drei Laurel
Looking good
Like the new Mercedes-Maybach SUV but wish it was a bit less bulky? The new Mercedes A-Class--boasting an extraordinarily similar body shape--is here to end your woes.For now, it's only for China, where the traditional sedan
Because it's a strange world
What the hell is this?This, in case in wasn't already patently obvious, is not your average BMW Z4. It is, and there's no way around it, a brick sculpture of a moderately interesting German sports car.Why?Why bricks?
