The midsize segment lives on
by Dinzo Tabamo
A wagon you'll grow to love
A few years ago, my Top Gear PH teammates and I were driving home from the introductory drive of the Mazda MX-5 at the Batangas Racing Circuit. To kill time we played a game: Create your perfect garage using only one
by Dinzo Tabamo
One of our favorite cars in the market
If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here.If you're a family man shopping for a ride, you have to make some compromises along the way. Deep down, you probably want
by Jason Tulio
Proof that a car can be fun and practical
Nowadays, wagons aren't as popular in the Philippines as they used to be. And with crossovers fast on the rise, it might remain that way for the foreseeable future.Still, that doesn't mean that there aren't some solid choices
by Jason Tulio
The wagons weigh in
Back in the day, wagons were commonplace in the Philippines. They were popular among families and those that enjoyed spending their weekends on long road trips. These days, however, the automotive market is bereft of these people haulers. Maybe it's because
by Jason Tulio
New Legacy and Outback launched in PH
Excitement and cool factor aren't what come to mind when we think of midsize cars. Words that we associate with big vehicles are comfort, space, wafting and golf. But that's not necessarily the case with Subaru. Motorists who buy the
by Dinzo Tabamo
Could this be the next-gen Legacy as well?
Subaru just revealed its all-new Outback at the 2014 New York Auto Show, continuing the model's original concept since its inception in 1995 as a vehicle that combines "passenger-car comfort with the long-distance capabilities and load space of
Not a 2.5-liter turbo unit
Could the next-generation turbocharged Subaru Legacy have a smaller-displacement engine instead of its current 2.5-liter mill? It\'s possible since Fuji Heavy Industries, the maker of Subaru vehicles, has revealed the engine displacement of its Levorg concept car,
Is this the next-generation Legacy?
The 2014 Tokyo Motor Show is right around the corner, and Fuji Heavy Industries, the maker of Subaru vehicles, has revealed that it will unveil at the event an all-new concept car that is scheduled for production in 2014.Calling it
