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For many years, the automotive industry has been a male-dominated industry, meaning majority of cars are purchased by men. But times are changing, according to online car dealer Carmudi.

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                    [Title] => Compact and Loving It: Mazda3 2.0
                    [Summary] => Very rarely do the people that make family cars come up with products that excite the senses and make you want to drive. More often than not, they play safe and churn out conventional automobiles that make sense but don’t stir the soul.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-10-19 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Andy Leuterio
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                    [Title] => Mazda unveils flagship model
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According to David Macasadia, managing director of Mazda Philippines, the Mazda3 brings in a fresh and more exciting breath to the market’s conventional C-segment.


The Philippines, Macasadia  disclosed, was the first to  launch the  locally-assembled Mazda3 which will be sold both domestically and abroad to at least three ASEAN countries, namely Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.


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                    [Title] => Ford reintroduces Mazda in RP
                    [Summary] => Ford Group Philippines formally reintroduced yesterday  the Mazda brand in the local market.


Ford Group Philippines president Henry Co said the Mazda brand, while part of the Ford family, would be handled independently by Mazda Philippines.


For this year, Co disclosed, Mazda would bring in four models.


The first two to be introduced next week would be the high-end sedan Mazda 6 and the sport utility vehicle Tribute.


Later in the year, Co said, Mazda would bring in two more vehicles, most likely the Protege and a still undetermined model.


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                    [Title] => Ford to export CKD kits to Thailand, Malaysia
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According to David M. Macasadia, vice president of Ford Motors Philippines, up to 41 percent of the CKDs for export would be sourced locally.


Initially, Macasadia said Ford will export 20 lots per year with each lot equivalent to 20 units of autoparts.


Ford’s CKD exports, however, would not be entitled to any incentives from the government.


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                    [Title] => Time to start clearing cyberspace mailbag
                    [Summary] => Readers Conrado Anonuevo and Lemmy Lemming have similar agreeing reactions to our column, "The C-5 is still a death trap" (Phil. Star, Sept. 4, 2002), with Mr. Lemming adding that he was even victimized by "tire nailers" or those who deliberately throw nails to the road just so their vulcanizing shops would have business–a very unscrupulous practice at the C-5.


Well, my warning stays–the C-5 is still a death trap.


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The Philippines, Macasadia  disclosed, was the first to  launch the  locally-assembled Mazda3 which will be sold both domestically and abroad to at least three ASEAN countries, namely Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.


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For this year, Co disclosed, Mazda would bring in four models.


The first two to be introduced next week would be the high-end sedan Mazda 6 and the sport utility vehicle Tribute.


Later in the year, Co said, Mazda would bring in two more vehicles, most likely the Protege and a still undetermined model.


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According to David M. Macasadia, vice president of Ford Motors Philippines, up to 41 percent of the CKDs for export would be sourced locally.


Initially, Macasadia said Ford will export 20 lots per year with each lot equivalent to 20 units of autoparts.


Ford’s CKD exports, however, would not be entitled to any incentives from the government.


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                    [Title] => Time to start clearing cyberspace mailbag
                    [Summary] => Readers Conrado Anonuevo and Lemmy Lemming have similar agreeing reactions to our column, "The C-5 is still a death trap" (Phil. Star, Sept. 4, 2002), with Mr. Lemming adding that he was even victimized by "tire nailers" or those who deliberately throw nails to the road just so their vulcanizing shops would have business–a very unscrupulous practice at the C-5.


Well, my warning stays–the C-5 is still a death trap.


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Survey: Female car buyers on the rise

By Carlo S. Lorenciana | April 1, 2015 - 10:00am

For many years, the automotive industry has been a male-dominated industry, meaning majority of cars are purchased by men. But times are changing, according to online car dealer Carmudi.

Freeman Cebu Business

Compact and Loving It: Mazda3 2.0

By Andy Leuterio | October 19, 2005 - 12:00am

Very rarely do the people that make family cars come up with products that excite the senses and make you want to drive. More often than not, they play safe and churn out conventional automobiles that make sense...

Motoring

Mazda unveils flagship model

By Marianne V. Go | August 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Mazda Philippines introduced yesterday its flagship vehicle that will hopefully allow it to gain a modest two-percent share of the compact car market. According to David Macasadia, managing director of Mazda Philippines,...

Business

Ford reintroduces Mazda in RP

By Marianne V. Go | February 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Ford Group Philippines formally reintroduced yesterday the Mazda brand in the local market. Ford Group Philippines president Henry Co said the Mazda brand, while part of the Ford family, would be handled independently...

Business

Ford to export CKD kits to Thailand, Malaysia

By Marianne V. Go | October 21, 2003 - 12:00am

Aside from completely built units (CBU), Ford Motors Philippines will begin exporting completely knocked down (CKD) kits to Thailand and Malaysia starting next year. According to David M. Macasadia, vice president...

Business

Time to start clearing cyberspace mailbag

By Rey Gamboa | December 11, 2002 - 12:00am

Readers Conrado Anonuevo and Lemmy Lemming have similar agreeing reactions to our column, "The C-5 is still a death trap" (Phil. Star, Sept. 4, 2002), with Mr. Lemming adding that he was even victimized...

Motoring