For 2016, the all-new Honda Civic took the crown as Philippine Car of the Year, while the tried-and-tested Isuzu D-Max got the nod as Philippine Truck of the Year. Do you agree?
For 2016, the all-new Honda Civic took the crown as Philippine Car of the Year, while the tried-and-tested Isuzu D-Max got the nod as Philippine Truck of the Year. Do you agree?

On the surface of it, the Philippine Car of the Year is just another in a long list of awards given out every year in the motoring scene. And despite the pains the Car Awards Group Inc. goes through to include objective criteria in the testing, in the end there is still an element of subjectivity in the scoring. Judges are, after all, only human. And even the most diligent motoring writers on the beat don’t get to drive more than a dozen or two new cars a year.

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