Car Sales Data (2023)

[ice15]

I feel na alam na ng traffic enforcers kung aling common cars ang hybrid. wala naman akong nakitang Okavango or Kicks na pinara kasi coding nila. lahat sila tuloy tuloy lang.

Question ko is paano kung binalik na yung NCAP... lalabas kaya sa data nila na hybrid yung vehicle?

[Egan101]

agree. kaya sa company ng sister in law ko. di na sila binigyan ng budget. kung ano ano kasing Chinese crossover ang binibili nila.
wala na silang choice except Corolla. pati color bawal na sila pumili.

If you ask me, I would take a Coolray over an Altis anytime of the day.


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[Sarsi]

If you ask me, I would take a Coolray over an Altis anytime of the day.


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So your next car will be a China car. Hehe.

Goodluck. [emoji23]

[hardwang]

So your next car will be a China car. Hehe.

Goodluck. [emoji23]

If one does not intend to keep the car for the long haul, that might not be a issue. Pag abot ng six to eight years, benta na agad. Haha

[dr. d]

If one does not intend to keep the car for the long haul, that might not be a issue. Pag abot ng six to eight years, benta na. Haha

hopefully, by that time, marami nang chinese car parts sa banaue...
one good thing, 'though, is that "we won't have to worry about them parts being the proverbial 'made in china' types ".
heh heh.

[Egan101]

So your next car will be a China car. Hehe.

Goodluck. [emoji23]

Will take my chances. Dami na China car owners and some have kept them over 3 years now with no issues whatsoever.

Besides who am I to judge. Almost everything we use is made in China now - from laptops to phones to TVs, car parts, even clothes and shoes.

We have 2 China cars already in the family - a Ford Territory and a Geely Emgrand. Hassle free ownership so far. The Ford Territory is pretty solid for a crossover priced at 1.3M.

If you are to buy a compact car that you want built in Japan, splurge a bit and buy the Mazda3 2.0L at 1.49M.


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[ice15]

Car sales improve in February | Philstar

A total of 30,905 units were sold in February, expanding 27.2% year-on-year, according to a joint report by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (CAMPI) and Truck Manufacturers Association (TMA) released Monday.

Year-to-date, CAMPI-TMA sold 60,404 units since the start of the year.

[ice15]

New Car Sales Rise 24.2 Percent In March | CarGuide

The CAMPI-TMA report shows that sales reached 36,880 units compared to 29,685 units in March 2022.

[cipherphinx06]

daming mayamang pinoy. tsk tsk

[papi smith]

Probably trying to beat the increase in interest rates. Pag car loan, locked in na ang rates ata unlike housing loans that are locked at most sa 1st lang 5 years ata.