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Read what the Car Awards Group did

When measuring a car's fuel economy, many of us simply rely on the published data provided by the auto company. If we're a little more curious, we try to conduct our own little research and determine the numbers ourselves. Usually,

Ford Ranger Wildtrak is Truck of the Year

A month after test-driving nearly 70 vehicles, Car Awards Group Inc. (CAGI) has proclaimed the Mini Cooper S as its 2014-2015 Car of the Year. The car also took the Luxury Compact Car of the Year Award. The fastest car

The complete list of winners is here

The people grinning from ear to ear in the photo above are the key officers of Berjaya Auto Philippines, the local distributor of Mazda vehicles. They were extremely ecstatic last night at the awarding ceremonies of the 2013-2014 Car of the

To be named by CAGI evening of Jan. 22

The Car Awards Group Inc., which is composed of members of the Philippine motoring media (including a few Top Gear Philippines editors and writers), is set to reveal the category and overall winners of its 2013-2014 Philippine Car and Truck of

Did you get it right?

After going through 36 cars and 11 finalists over a one-month period, the Car Awards Group (CAGI) has finally revealed that the new Hyundai Elantra is the 2011 - 2012 Car of the Year Philippines (COTY-P).The Elantra received high marks

What car model will bring home the award?

The Manila International Auto Show will once again be the stage of the Car Awards Group's (CAGI) announcement of the 2011-2012 Car of the Year.Qualified entries for the Philippine Car of the Year are all new passenger and commercial

What car do you think will win the top honor?

Car Awards Group Inc. (CAGI), the award-giving body made up of the country's premier motoring journalists, has officially launched its search for the 2011-2012 Car of the Year-Philippines (COTY-PH).Qualified entries for the 2011-2012 Car of

Tech guru hopes to help consumers make smarter car-buying decisions<br />

A more open communication line between car executives and the motoring media may be expected from the leadership of Ferman Lao, the new president of the Car Awards Group, Inc. This would allow the media to bring carmakers' messages to the