Designed to help out humans, not replace them. So we’re told
This comes with good news
If you've been anywhere near the internet recently, you might have seen pictures of mid-engined Corvettes. Renders, spy shots, official (but disguised) shots-the next-generation 'Vette is going to have to look pretty special to have any chance of
Could this be our MK I?
If you'll recall, Tony Stark's first 'Iron Man' suit (the one he built to escape from his captors in the first film) was anything but a work of art. MK I was more of a hastily built hunk of metal
by Drei Laurel
An impressive facility
Last week, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) formally announced the opening of its new body stamping facility in Santa Rosa, Laguna. After the Japanese carmaker-and it really does make cars now more than ever-opened its Laguna plant in 2015, it
by Dinzo Tabamo
From factory to the road
If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here.Fun fact: The Nissan Navara is not only Nissan's best-seller here in the Philippines, but it's also the Japanese carmaker's
by Jason Tulio
Some interesting facts
Unsurprisingly, much of the discourse surrounding the Bugatti Chiron has been focused on numbers, because it makes many big ones. Powerful ones. Ones that are capable of sending you into a mild stupor. After all, a car that produces 1,479hp and
by Vijay Pattni
As part of the CARS program
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines recently held a press conference at one of the usual five-star hotels reserved for big announcements. While it wasn't earth-shattering news, the information conveyed had very important implications for the automotive industry.You might have heard
by Dinzo Tabamo
Starting with a new body-stamping shop
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation is going through a difficult phase right now, with the admission of falsified fuel economy figures resulting in the resignation of high-ranking company officials. Yet it isn't all bad news for the Japanese automaker, at least as
Dedication is what computers don't have
The car-manufacturing process has over the years become an increasingly mechanized and automated process. Programmed robots don't eat, sleep or complain, making them the viable choice for large-scale manufacturing in the automotive industry. But while many companies have turned
by Drei Laurel
Expect cheaper Thai-sourced cars
Thailand is known as the Detroit of Asia, being one of the biggest car-manufacturing countries in Southeast Asia. As much as we'd like carmakers to set up their regional plants in the Philippines, most have made Thailand their regional hub.
