Car Sales Data (2024)

**Dr.Kamiya** · April 25th, 2024 04:38 PM

Looks like TGPH silently edited the article and removed the entry for Velocita Motors/Ferrari.

**JohnM** · April 25th, 2024 05:05 PM

MotorImage?

**Dr.Kamiya** · April 25th, 2024 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by JohnM

MotorImage?

IIRC they're with AVID. The reported numbers in the TG article are from CAMPI.

**ice15** · May 31st, 2024 10:53 AM

PH auto sales up by 14.1% year to date; Toyota, Mitsubishi, Ford keep top 3 spots | TopGear PH

**ice15** · July 24th, 2024 11:35 AM

PH car sales reach 226,279 units in the first half of 2024 | TopGear PH

Toyota continues to be the sales champion with 104,350 units sold so far in 2024. Mitsubishi also retains its hold on second place, with 42,599 units sold; after that, there’s some changes in the top 10. Ford (14,460 units) has moved up to third place, displacing Nissan (13,939 units).

**dr. d** · July 24th, 2024 11:46 AM

Originally Posted by ice15

PH car sales reach 226,279 units in the first half of 2024 | TopGear PH

pretty soon,
there'll be a policy of "surrender your old car if you want to buy a new car".
heh heh.

**Ry_Tower** · July 27th, 2024 05:42 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

pretty soon,
there'll be a policy of "surrender your old car if you want to buy a new car".
heh heh.

Or we copy Japan/Singapore rule where older cars are taxed stupendously high.

**ice15** · July 30th, 2024 04:33 PM

^gov't wont do anything to stop us from buying cars...

IMO, they should just scrap coding para we can all go back to 1 car per household -> just like the old days...

let's not forget na we all started to have multiple cars because of coding... and now, no one wants to take public transport.

**carxynogen** · July 30th, 2024 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by ice15

^gov't wont do anything to stop us from buying cars...

IMO, they should just scrap coding para we can all go back to 1 car per household -> just like the old days...

let's not forget na we all started to have multiple cars because of coding... and now, no one wants to take public transport.

Kahit naman walang coding ang lugar traffic pa rin. Just look at other cities outside Metro Manila, sumusunod na din sa Manila traffic yung ibang cities.
Dahil to sa lax rule when purchasing new cars, daming no DP scheme na later mahahatak lang pala ng bangko. Kahit walang garage bumibili pa rin ng new/second hand cars.

**ice15** · July 30th, 2024 05:43 PM

Originally Posted by carxynogen

Kahit naman walang coding ang lugar traffic pa rin. Just look at other cities outside Metro Manila, sumusunod na din sa Manila traffic yung ibang cities.
Dahil to sa lax rule when purchasing new cars, daming no DP scheme na later mahahatak lang pala ng bangko. Kahit walang garage bumibili pa rin ng new/second hand cars.

lalo lang nag traffic bec of coding....

may "spare car" sa house kaya everyone knows how to drive.

nung elementary pa ako, halos tatay lang marunong mag drive sa family, so 1 household - 1 car
ngayon, halos 2-3 cars na per household... nag simula yan sa "extra car" na required ka bilhin dahil may coding...
in some cases, mas madami nang cars/motorbikes kesa sa tao sa house!

as for "lax rules" in car ownership... its the easiest way na pasayahin ang tao.
let's face reality, ang mahal na ng house sa Metro Manila, halos Cavite, Bulacan & Rizal na bumibili ng house and lot mga kabataan nyayon... if they can't afford a house, they just buy a car and start feeling good about themselves... If the gov't decides to take that away from the public, bababa morale ng working class natin.