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Norkis Group chairman Norberto Quisumbing said the company is receiving inquiries from these two countries for possible export of this product.


The company recently opened the P200 million Legacy plant at Compostela in northern Cebu, in order to provide cheaper yet quality four-wheel vehicle for the mainstream market.


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In a letter to Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II, Vicente Mills, president of CAMPI, relayed the local automotive manufacturers’ objection to the government’s further liberalization of importation of used trucks and buses weighing below six tons up to 4.5 tons.


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A dispute over which company really sold the most number of motor vehicles last
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In a letter to the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines
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COMMERCIAL VEHICLE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

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When it comes to manufacturers of motor vehicles in the country, who's really
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A dispute over which company really sold the most number of motor vehicles last
year is now raging as Honda Cars Philippines insisted that motorcycles should
be counted.

In a letter to the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines
(Campi), Honda's corporate communications chief Arnel Doria said that some
industry members had misled the public into believing that the automotive
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Doria's letter apparently was referring to Toyt
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Norkis mulls exporting hybrid cars to Latin America & Cuba

By Ehda Dagooc | September 21, 2005 - 12:00am

The Norkis Group is looking at exporting its hybrid pick up car Legacy First and Legacy Van in Latin America and Cuba. Norkis Group chairman Norberto Quisumbing said the company is receiving inquiries from these...

Freeman Cebu Business

Move to liberalize truck parts importation bucked

By Marianne V. Go | November 1, 2002 - 12:00am

The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines (CAMPI) cautions the Arroyo government that further liberalization of the importation of used trucks and buses would delay the recovery and expansion of...

Business

GMA approves revision of MVDP

By Marichu A. Villanueva1 | September 18, 2002 - 12:00am

President Arroyo has approved the revision of the Motor Vehicle Development Program (MVDP) to help local car manufacturers and parts makers harness their full potential in light of rapid globalization under...

Business

Truck makers push for 3% tariff on commercial vehicles

By Marianne V. Go | January 18, 2001 - 12:00am

The Truck Manufacturers Association, Inc. (TMA) is appealing to President Estrada to "seriously reconsider" the recent decision of the government to increase tariff rates for commercial vehicles from three percent...

Business

Car wars rage, but are motorcycles counted?

January 24, 2000 - 12:00am

When it comes to manufacturers of motor vehicles in the country, who's really number one? A dispute over which company really sold the most number of motor vehicles last year is now raging as Honda Cars Philippines...

Headlines