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    Quote Originally Posted by thearsenal1205 View Post
    2022 Honda Civic now in Thailand with 1.5L turbo only

    Turbo na rin kaya lahat ng PHDM Civic?
    I think HondaPH should release an all turbo civic lineup. This segment is quickly dying and giving the turbo treatment might lessen the bleeding.

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    ... if only those who profess to want to buy it,
    will step up with the money and actually buy the thing.
    then, it becomes as common as the... camry?
    heh heh.

    what am i saying..!...
    Last edited by dr. d; August 7th, 2021 at 12:51 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    I think HondaPH should release an all turbo civic lineup. This segment is quickly dying and giving the turbo treatment might lessen the bleeding.
    They should be. Look at Geely's PH lineup they are all SUVs that killing the popularity of compact sedans. Almost all of them had 1.5L turbocharged engines. Also some other chinese crossovers has this turbocharging trend as well.

    Or they will bring out the upcoming BRV with the same turbo engine as the Civic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thearsenal1205 View Post
    They should be. Look at Geely's PH lineup they are all SUVs that killing the popularity of compact sedans. Almost all of them had 1.5L turbocharged engines. Also some other chinese crossovers has this turbocharging trend as well.
    well,
    if the price is right,
    and the workmanship ain't too shoddy...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    well,
    if the price is right,
    and the workmanship ain't too shoddy...
    Based on my experience with these Chinese crossovers, they are built well and workmanship is better for a Japanese brand of the same price range.

    We have a Mitsubishi ASX, one of the more recent ones (2017 model). It fairs less in terms of features and interiors against the Geely Coolray and Ford Territory. The Geely Coolray top end model even has a lower price compared to the SRP of the ASX back in 2017.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Based on my experience with these Chinese crossovers, they are built well and workmanship is better for a Japanese brand of the same price range.

    We have a Mitsubishi ASX, one of the more recent ones (2017 model). It fairs less in terms of features and interiors against the Geely Coolray and Ford Territory. The Geely Coolray top end model even has a lower price compared to the SRP of the ASX back in 2017.


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    It's like comparing an expensive sony smartphone to a feature-packed china brand smartphone with a cheaper price hehe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTcervan View Post
    It's like comparing an expensive sony smartphone to a feature-packed china brand smartphone with a cheaper price hehe.
    No point comparing electronics stuff as most are made in China now. IPhones, TVs, laptops, and gadgets are all manufactured in China. People care more about the brand and care less where it’s made.

    The first-world countries are to blame for China’s success in manufacturing. They made China richer than it could imagine. Years back, almost every big company put their manufacturing plants in China. Of course, China will learn the technology and market them as their own. Now, China companies are buying big foreign companies.

    It could have been the Philippines instead of China. However, our dear elected officials are more concerned in pushing their personal agenda than the country. Talk about loyalty. Bahala kayo dyan basta ako magkapera.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    No point comparing electronics stuff as most are made in China now. IPhones, TVs, laptops, and gadgets are all manufactured in China. People care more about the brand and care less where it’s made.

    The first-world countries are to blame for China’s success in manufacturing. They made China richer than it could imagine. Years back, almost every big company put their manufacturing plants in China. Of course, China will learn the technology and market them as their own. Now, China companies are buying big foreign companies.

    It could have been the Philippines instead of China. However, our dear elected officials are more concerned in pushing their personal agenda than the country. Talk about loyalty. Bahala kayo dyan basta ako magkapera.


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    Yep, grabe ang mararating ng bansa natin if we were on their shoes instead but to a lesser extent if size is considered. And regarding domestic politicians, well. Ika-nga, pinoy nagpapahirap sa kapwa pinoy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    Ito yata ang reason why Chinese cars have a max of 1.5L engines.

    https://www.autoindustriya.com/featu...es-for-ph.html
    For PH -> all about the taxes

    Pero I read an article earlier (sorry can't find the link) na in China, manufacturers also would get a tax incentive if their car has a 1.5L engine and below. Kaya a lot of their cars are 1.5L tapos either turbo or mild-hybrid to support na lang.

    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Based on my experience with these Chinese crossovers, they are built well and workmanship is better for a Japanese brand of the same price range.
    no complains about Chinese cars. my personal concern is local support.

    I've mentioned a million times na for now, the only Chinese car brand I can personally buy is Maxus because its under the AC Industrials.

    Kahit anong sabihin ng iba na Chinese yung Territory and (local) VW cars. maayos pa din local backing nya.

    Territory will be supported by Ford Philippines and (based on experience) I have no complains with previous experiences owning Hondas and Isuzus

    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    If a sedan costs 1.1M and the Geely Okavango is 1.2M, ano ang pipiliin ng buyer?
    IMO, depends on the buyer.

    My family as a sample.
    I will choose the Sedan, my wife and daughter will choose the Crossover/SUV

    if isang isa lang... we will choose the sedan

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    hmmm, are we getting an all-Turbo line-up for the local Civic? or will Honda PH use Toyota PH's tried and tested formula in using the previous gen's engine line-up?

    2022 Honda Civic now in Thailand with 1.5L turbo only | Autoindustriya

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