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Fun but sensible Finally, the Toyota Camry is imbued with driving fun

By Ulysses Ang | October 31, 2012 - 12:00am

No one’s denying that the Toyota Camry is the perfect choice for the executive. Aside from a company car-friendly price tag, the Camry’s got all the toys for high levels of passenger pampering and promises...

Motoring

Drivers complain that Toyota's fixes didn't work

March 4, 2010 - 1:31pm

At least 15 Toyota drivers have complained to U.S. safety officials that their cars sped up by themselves even after being fixed under recalls for sticky gas pedals or floor mat problems, according to an Associated...

The Fortuner: Toyota’s worst-kept secret

By James Deakin | April 27, 2005 - 12:00am

Okay, so we finally lift the lid on Manila’s worst kept motoring secret: the arrival of the Toyota Fortuner. Considering the fact that the Philippines is Asia’s largest market for SUVs, second only to Thailand,...

Motoring

The PMA ‘hazing’ hogwash smells like a cover-up for continuing bestiality - BY THE WAY by Max V. Soliven

April 10, 2001 - 12:00am

That "medico-legal" fairy tale being peddled by the top brass of the Philippine Military Academy smells. Surely, PMA Superintendent Maj. Gen. Manuel Carranza Jr. doesn’t expect the public to swallow...

Opinion