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Tuesday, April 03, 2007

 

3rd Manila International Auto Show

Showstoppers

By Brian Afuang

Held from March 29 to April 1, the 3rd Manila International Auto Show assembled some of the country’s most gorgeous automotive models (and some of the human female variety, too) on the display floors of the remaining World Trade Center in Pasay City. Parked next to the new products of participating manufacturers were exotic cars that bore hallowed marques like Ferrari, Lambhorghini, Aston Martin and Jaguar. There was even a Ford GT, not to mention the Nissan Skyline “Godzilla” that came fresh from the Japan Touring Car Championship. Don’t believe the ancient Hotdog pop ditty: Manila have more to offer than “nagliliparang jeepneys.”

Here are some of the show’s highlights.

Subaru’s scintillating stars

Think blue, think World Rally Championship and Subaru comes to mind. So parked at the Subaru booth at the show were Motor Image Pilipinas’—the official distributor of Subaru vehicles in the country—potent lineup of Outback crossover, Forester sport-ute, Legacy Wagon and Sedan, and a signature WRC blue Impreza STI that’s virtually a rollcage away from taking on the production car class of any world rally event.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

Ford Group Phils. (FGP) and its dealers will assist motorists traveling in North and South Luzon this Holy Week through its Service on-Road Squad (S.O.S.) program.

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Petron Corp. for the 21st year stages its Lakbay Alalay program as a public service for motorists on the road during the Holy Week.

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Honda Cars Phils. Inc. (HCPI), in partnership with Petron Akbay Alalay, will aid, service, and support motorists this Holy Week through the Honda Emergency Assistance Team (HEAT).

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HARDTOP
By Vernon B. Sarne

ANYONE worth his driver’s license was most definitely at the Manila International Auto Show last weekend. The event—now on its third year and still held at the World Trade Center at the CCP Complex...

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