+ Follow HONDA CARS PHILS Tag
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[Title] => Traffic education project takes off with 1st SPMJ Cup
[Summary] => The traffic education project of the Society of Phillipine Motoring Journalists (SPMJ) will take its first step with the opening of a "golf-for-a-cause" event on March 11 at the Riviera Golf & Country Club in Cavite.
The 1st SPMJ Invitational Golf Cup aims to raise funds for the production of teaching modules and audio-visual materials on traffic education for elementary and high school students.
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[Title] => Serge seeks higher excise tax on AUVs
[Summary] => Sen. Sergio Osmeña III is seeking a higher excise tax on most Asian Utility Vehicles (AUVs).
In a proposal that he has submitted to the Senate ways and means committee, Osmeña wants that AUVs priced at P600,000 and below continue to enjoy an excise tax exemption.
However, he is suggesting that the bulk of the AUVs — those selling for between P600,000 and P1 million — be taxed up to 13 percent.
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[Title] => Isada, pal rule national rally championship
[Summary] => SUBIC–Ace driver Vip Isada and navigator Robbie Hermoso posted a blazing 14.31 seconds clocking in their Honda City to wrest top overall honors and the centerpiece National Rally Championship (NRC) 19 diadem in the Petron Blaze Rallye over close rivals Felix Marinas and co-driver Charlie Cruz and the pair of Dindo de Jesus-Bing Ibaviosa recently.
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[Title] => Petron rally underway at Subic tracks
[Summary] => It’s all systems go for the Petron Rally Pilipinas (PRP) this weekend at the vast Subic Remifield parking lot.
Considered as the country’s biggest off-road car racing spectacle, the PRP contains two challenging races with the first, set to fire off at noon today, running 115.35 kilometers or 10 special stages and the second, slated the following day, consisting 41.40-km, event organizer Activity Asia Association said yesterday.
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[Title] => Motorists Have Limited Options
[Summary] => It was because of the several trips I made lately to Subic and back to Manila related to the recent staging of the Sampaguita Rally organized by Motoring Today that I realized how close to the truth were the observations of many motorists and some of our readers regarding why most drivers would rather stay on the innermost lane while traveling through the North Expressway even when not passing or while on cruising speeds.
[DatePublished] => 2002-05-15 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
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[Title] => Passenger car sales slump 23.1% in 1st 9 months
[Summary] => Passenger car sales plunged by more than 23 percent to 17,908 units in the first nine months of the year from 23,284 units in the same period last year as demand weakened further on economic uncertainty...
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Honda Motors to build new manufacturing plant in RP
[Summary] => Honda Motors is set to increase its investments in the country.
According to industry sources, top officials of Honda Motors Co. Ltd. of Japan have met and informed Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II of their intention to increase their investment in the Philippines.
Sources said Honda intends to build a new plant to manufacture transmission systems under a plan that seeks to increase its export earnings by $100 million.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bleak car sales seen this year
[Summary] => Car sales this year are expected to be "bleak," according to projections of both Toyota Motor Phils., Corp. and Honda Cars Phils., Inc.
Raymond Rodriguez, Toyota assistant vice president for vehicle sales, admitted in an interview with The STAR that Toyota expects a downturn in vehicle sales in the first half of the year. He said even the automobile industry is suffering from the overall uncertainty about the economic and political situation, adding the industry is waiting for the impeachment trial of President Estrada to conclude.
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[Title] => Car sales post 13% growth in 2000
[Summary] => The automotive industry managed to weather last year’s economic downturn as sales zoomed nearly 13 percent to 83,949 units from 74,414 units in 1999 on the back of strong sales performance in the early part of the year.
Based on a report culled from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (CAMPI), Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. (TMP) retained the overall number one rank even though Honda Cars Phils. Inc. was the biggest seller in terms of passenger cars.
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[Title] => Auto sales plunge 25% in November
[Summary] => The ongoing political crisis and the resulting economic crunch hit the automotive sector with full impact last month as industry sales plummeted by 25 percent and slowed down total sales during the first 11 months of the year.
The 11-month figure managed to stay above water, increasing by 16.4 percent, but this was slower than the 18.7-percent growth during the first 10 months, indicating a slowdown in total sales.
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HONDA CARS PHILS
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[Title] => Traffic education project takes off with 1st SPMJ Cup
[Summary] => The traffic education project of the Society of Phillipine Motoring Journalists (SPMJ) will take its first step with the opening of a "golf-for-a-cause" event on March 11 at the Riviera Golf & Country Club in Cavite.
The 1st SPMJ Invitational Golf Cup aims to raise funds for the production of teaching modules and audio-visual materials on traffic education for elementary and high school students.
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[Title] => Serge seeks higher excise tax on AUVs
[Summary] => Sen. Sergio Osmeña III is seeking a higher excise tax on most Asian Utility Vehicles (AUVs).
In a proposal that he has submitted to the Senate ways and means committee, Osmeña wants that AUVs priced at P600,000 and below continue to enjoy an excise tax exemption.
However, he is suggesting that the bulk of the AUVs — those selling for between P600,000 and P1 million — be taxed up to 13 percent.
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[Title] => Isada, pal rule national rally championship
[Summary] => SUBIC–Ace driver Vip Isada and navigator Robbie Hermoso posted a blazing 14.31 seconds clocking in their Honda City to wrest top overall honors and the centerpiece National Rally Championship (NRC) 19 diadem in the Petron Blaze Rallye over close rivals Felix Marinas and co-driver Charlie Cruz and the pair of Dindo de Jesus-Bing Ibaviosa recently.
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[Title] => Petron rally underway at Subic tracks
[Summary] => It’s all systems go for the Petron Rally Pilipinas (PRP) this weekend at the vast Subic Remifield parking lot.
Considered as the country’s biggest off-road car racing spectacle, the PRP contains two challenging races with the first, set to fire off at noon today, running 115.35 kilometers or 10 special stages and the second, slated the following day, consisting 41.40-km, event organizer Activity Asia Association said yesterday.
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[Title] => Motorists Have Limited Options
[Summary] => It was because of the several trips I made lately to Subic and back to Manila related to the recent staging of the Sampaguita Rally organized by Motoring Today that I realized how close to the truth were the observations of many motorists and some of our readers regarding why most drivers would rather stay on the innermost lane while traveling through the North Expressway even when not passing or while on cruising speeds.
[DatePublished] => 2002-05-15 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 134827
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1805279
[AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
[SectionName] => Motoring
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[Title] => Passenger car sales slump 23.1% in 1st 9 months
[Summary] => Passenger car sales plunged by more than 23 percent to 17,908 units in the first nine months of the year from 23,284 units in the same period last year as demand weakened further on economic uncertainty...
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Honda Motors to build new manufacturing plant in RP
[Summary] => Honda Motors is set to increase its investments in the country.
According to industry sources, top officials of Honda Motors Co. Ltd. of Japan have met and informed Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II of their intention to increase their investment in the Philippines.
Sources said Honda intends to build a new plant to manufacture transmission systems under a plan that seeks to increase its export earnings by $100 million.
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[Title] => Bleak car sales seen this year
[Summary] => Car sales this year are expected to be "bleak," according to projections of both Toyota Motor Phils., Corp. and Honda Cars Phils., Inc.
Raymond Rodriguez, Toyota assistant vice president for vehicle sales, admitted in an interview with The STAR that Toyota expects a downturn in vehicle sales in the first half of the year. He said even the automobile industry is suffering from the overall uncertainty about the economic and political situation, adding the industry is waiting for the impeachment trial of President Estrada to conclude.
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[Title] => Car sales post 13% growth in 2000
[Summary] => The automotive industry managed to weather last year’s economic downturn as sales zoomed nearly 13 percent to 83,949 units from 74,414 units in 1999 on the back of strong sales performance in the early part of the year.
Based on a report culled from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (CAMPI), Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. (TMP) retained the overall number one rank even though Honda Cars Phils. Inc. was the biggest seller in terms of passenger cars.
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[Title] => Auto sales plunge 25% in November
[Summary] => The ongoing political crisis and the resulting economic crunch hit the automotive sector with full impact last month as industry sales plummeted by 25 percent and slowed down total sales during the first 11 months of the year.
The 11-month figure managed to stay above water, increasing by 16.4 percent, but this was slower than the 18.7-percent growth during the first 10 months, indicating a slowdown in total sales.
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