A taste of Indian motoring
Cagayan de Oro residents and entrepreneurs now have more automotive options as Indian brand Tata expands its presence and erects a dealership in the area. Inaugurated last week (after having been open for a time), the CDO dealership is located along Gusa
Says more Tata vehicles are on the road
Tata Motors' exclusive local distributor Pilipinas Taj Autogroup has renewed its partnership with its brand ambassador Kim Atienza. This move is in line with the company's commitment to provide Filipinos with cost-efficient, reliable and durable vehicles, the press statement said.
by Drei Laurel
Perfect for the floody season
Recent flash floods in Metro Manila remind us that our drainage system sucks there is a real need for readiness on the part of our local government units in terms of their ability to respond to victims of flooding. Because it will
The difference is diesel
While it's refreshing to see more and more manufacturers expressing interest in the local market, Indian car makers like Tata still have a long way to go before achieving the same success as the Koreans, or even the limited acceptance that
by Niky Tamayo
Spicing up the oil-burning segment
Pilipinas Taj Autogroup, the official distributor of Tata vehicles in the country, has spiced up the competition in the diesel-powered subcompact hatchback/sedan segment. Launching the Tata Vista Ignis 1.3L and Manza Aura 1.3L at its showroom in Cainta,
It's a pickup, but not as we know it
The Philippine car market is a tough one to crack. Harsh local conditions and high expectations have crushed many new automotive start-ups, dragging their dreams of success along the pothole-strewn avenues till nothing but empty showrooms and rusting hulks remain.
by Niky Tamayo
