+ Follow TOKYO MOTORSHOW Tag
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[Title] => A Show of Strength
[Summary] => Attracting one of the biggest crowds during the 39th Tokyo Motorshow was the Mitsubishi Motors exhibit, in which the Japanese car company admitted to still having a long road ahead towards recovery. What with a loss of US $4.4 billion in its latest fiscal year and a defect cover-up scandal in its home market in early 2004, one would have easily forgiven the triple-diamond company if it had come up with a modest display as it set its sights on getting its house in order.
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[Title] => Driving Tomorrow, from Tokyo
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[Summary] => Enjoy na enjoy ako sa aking pagbisita sa 37th Tokyo Motorshow na ginanap sa Tokyo, Japan.
Hindi ako mahilig sa kotse at motorsiklo pero tumulo ang laway ko sa aking paglibot para lamang makita ang mga latest model ng kotse at big bike. Pero laking gulat ko ng karamihan pa pala doon ay pawang ilalabas pa lamang sa year 2004.
Pero mas pinagsawa ko ang aking mga mata sa mga motorsiklo, maliit man o malaki pambata man o pang-matanda babae at lalaki.
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Hindi ako mahilig sa kotse at motorsiklo pero tumulo ang laway ko sa aking paglibot para lamang makita ang mga latest model ng kotse at big bike. Pero laking gulat ko ng karamihan pa pala doon ay pawang ilalabas pa lamang sa year 2004.
Pero mas pinagsawa ko ang aking mga mata sa mga motorsiklo, maliit man o malaki pambata man o pang-matanda babae at lalaki.
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December 11, 2013 - 12:00am
