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[Title] => Car sales up 41.7 pct in September
[Summary] => Car sales in the Philippines expanded by 41.7 percent on year to 20,924 units in September, according to a report released by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) today.
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[Title] => Car sales up 32 pct in July
[Summary] => Cars sold in the Philippines rose by 32.1 percent on year to 20,730 units in July, according to a report released by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) today.
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[Title] => Ford urged to hike local content
[Summary] => Ford Motor Company Philippines, the lone exporter of completely built-up (CBUs) vehicles in the country, will have to increase its local content to over 50 percent in order to continue enjoying incentives under the Auto Export Program (AEP).
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[Title] => Philippine-built Mazda3 scores another win in Thailand Quality Tests
[Summary] => For the third consecutive year, Philippine-built Mazda3 won the Thailand Initial Quality Study (IQS) in the mid-size car segment.
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[Title] => Ford exports 500 units of Focus to Indonesia
[Summary] => Ford Motor Company Philippines (FMCP) announced that it has completed its largest fleet sales order to Indonesia as it exported over 500 units of locally made Ford Focus.
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[Title] => Growing metropolis
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Property developer Greenfield Development Corp.’s unwavering dedication to creating master-planned communities continues to attract foreign and local investors and locators to its many projects. This is especially helpful to its Laguna-based Greenfield City, which is already a thriving commercial, residential, industrial and recreational zone. It is also starting new communities within its vicinity, which is shaping up to be the Makati business district of the Calabarzon (Cavite/Laguna/Batangas/Rizal/Quezon) area.
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[Title] => Toyota mulls export of RP-made Revo to Israel
[Summary] => Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. (TMPC) majority shareholder, taipan George Ty, is reportedly interested in exporting the Philippine-made Toyota Revo to Israel.
According to industry sources, Ty is seriously exploring the possibility of exporting anywhere from 2,500 units to 20,000 units a year of the Philippine-made Toyota Revo to Israel, especially since there is currently still no local subsidiary of Toyota in that country.
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[Title] => BOI expands coverage of auto export program
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) has amended Executive Order (EO) 244 or the Automotive Export Program (AEP) to boost the governments’ initiative in promoting the Philippines as an auto manufacturing hub in Asia and at the same time bolster job opportunities in the automotive sector.
The amendments effectively expand the export coverage of completely built-up units (CBUs).
Trade and Industry Secretary Cesar V. Purisima said the measure is also expected to increase parts manufacturing in the country.
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[Title] => The Great Escape
[Summary] => It’s every motorist’s nightmare. You’re cruising along the freeway. You squeeze on that accelerator pedal, trying to dig deep into your vehicle’s throttle. Your car wheezes and pants, and short of actually stalling, its engine heaves a loud sigh of desperation as if to say, "Sorry, that’s all I’ve got". Then the bastard who’s been trying to squeeze in on your lane from the highway shoulder finally breezes past you while sporting a ridiculous smirk — the kind which you wouldn’t mind plastering on the pavement, if only you could.
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[Title] => Purisima bucks importation of used vehicles
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Cesar Purisima said yesterday the continued inability of the government to stop the influx of imported used cars is preventing the local automobile industry as well as the auto parts industry from growing.
"If we are to develop an auto parts industry in the country, we must also have a car assembly," Purisima said, adding that "if you look at the size of our market, we are the smallest of the five ASEAN members, Thailand has sold 500,000 units, Indonesia has 300,000 units and the Philippines has only 91,000 units sold in 2003."
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FORD MOTOR COMPANY PHILIPPINES
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[Summary] => Cars sold in the Philippines rose by 32.1 percent on year to 20,730 units in July, according to a report released by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) today.
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[Summary] => Ford Motor Company Philippines, the lone exporter of completely built-up (CBUs) vehicles in the country, will have to increase its local content to over 50 percent in order to continue enjoying incentives under the Auto Export Program (AEP).
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[Title] => Philippine-built Mazda3 scores another win in Thailand Quality Tests
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[Title] => Ford exports 500 units of Focus to Indonesia
[Summary] => Ford Motor Company Philippines (FMCP) announced that it has completed its largest fleet sales order to Indonesia as it exported over 500 units of locally made Ford Focus.
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Property developer Greenfield Development Corp.’s unwavering dedication to creating master-planned communities continues to attract foreign and local investors and locators to its many projects. This is especially helpful to its Laguna-based Greenfield City, which is already a thriving commercial, residential, industrial and recreational zone. It is also starting new communities within its vicinity, which is shaping up to be the Makati business district of the Calabarzon (Cavite/Laguna/Batangas/Rizal/Quezon) area.
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[Title] => Toyota mulls export of RP-made Revo to Israel
[Summary] => Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. (TMPC) majority shareholder, taipan George Ty, is reportedly interested in exporting the Philippine-made Toyota Revo to Israel.
According to industry sources, Ty is seriously exploring the possibility of exporting anywhere from 2,500 units to 20,000 units a year of the Philippine-made Toyota Revo to Israel, especially since there is currently still no local subsidiary of Toyota in that country.
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[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) has amended Executive Order (EO) 244 or the Automotive Export Program (AEP) to boost the governments’ initiative in promoting the Philippines as an auto manufacturing hub in Asia and at the same time bolster job opportunities in the automotive sector.
The amendments effectively expand the export coverage of completely built-up units (CBUs).
Trade and Industry Secretary Cesar V. Purisima said the measure is also expected to increase parts manufacturing in the country.
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[Summary] => It’s every motorist’s nightmare. You’re cruising along the freeway. You squeeze on that accelerator pedal, trying to dig deep into your vehicle’s throttle. Your car wheezes and pants, and short of actually stalling, its engine heaves a loud sigh of desperation as if to say, "Sorry, that’s all I’ve got". Then the bastard who’s been trying to squeeze in on your lane from the highway shoulder finally breezes past you while sporting a ridiculous smirk — the kind which you wouldn’t mind plastering on the pavement, if only you could.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-11 00:00:00
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[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => Purisima bucks importation of used vehicles
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Cesar Purisima said yesterday the continued inability of the government to stop the influx of imported used cars is preventing the local automobile industry as well as the auto parts industry from growing.
"If we are to develop an auto parts industry in the country, we must also have a car assembly," Purisima said, adding that "if you look at the size of our market, we are the smallest of the five ASEAN members, Thailand has sold 500,000 units, Indonesia has 300,000 units and the Philippines has only 91,000 units sold in 2003."
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