Bigger and better, but more expensive
About five years ago, Mazda's ownership changed hands from Ford Philippines to current distributor Bermaz Auto Philippines (BAP). The CX-5, first of its name, was the transition model from Ford to BAP. More than its symbolic significance, Mazda's compact
by Dinzo Tabamo
Could this be the crossover for you?
Rurouni. It's a term coined by Japanese manga artist Nobuhiro Watsuki as a substitute for ronin, or wandering swordsman. Most probably, you've come across the word attached to Nobuhiro's iconic protagonist, the fictional, crimson-haired ex-samurai Kenshin Himura-
by Drei Laurel
Yes, there's diesel CX-5 again
Mazda Philippines definitely brought out the big guns at this year's Manila International Auto Show. The Japanese carmaker launched three all-new vehicles for the local market: the CX-5 crossover, the CX-9 premium midsize SUV, and the MX-5
by Drei Laurel
This one's going to be close
The Kia Sportage has always been one of those 'almost there' cars: always slightly behind the curve compared to the Japanese, but offering just enough style and charisma to appeal to customers wanting something a bit more. But with the latest generation,
by Niky Tamayo
A car that keeps you safe
All of Mazda's latest driver aids that first appeared in the 6 sedan, like adaptive LED headlights and lane-keeping assist, are now available in the top-of-the-line AWD CX-5 variant. Apart from mild interior and exterior updates,
A strong contender in the compact crossover segment
Compact utility crossovers are without a doubt among the most popular vehicles. They have been for quite some time--ever since Toyota and Honda have been going at it with the RAV4 and the CR-V. And CUVs have only become better.
