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                    [Title] => GM’s local operations seen to expand 3%-5% this year
                    [Summary] => General Motors Automobiles Philippines (GM) is expecting the local market  to expand by a modest three percent to five  percent this year, GM executive director for ASEAN operations William Botwick said yesterday. 


However, Botwick said  GM    has still has no plans to put up assembly operations in the country  despite optimism of a growing market. 


He explained that GM wants a "slow steady growth that is sustainable rather than a sudden growth." 


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                    [AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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                    [Title] => Play golf and help ease traffic
                    [Summary] => It could very well have been an auto industry holiday as most of the top executives and dealers of the different automotive firms converged at the plush Riviera Golf and Country Club last March 11 for the 1st SPMJ Invitational Golf Tournament.


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                    [AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
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                    [Title] => Chevrolet Optra’s record-setting month
                    [Summary] => General Motors Automobiles Philippines, Inc. (GMPh), the domestic subsidiary of the world’s largest car manufacturer, announced recently that its passenger sedan, the Chevrolet Optra, garnered the third largest sale recognition under the 1.6L compact class segment in the Philippines for the month of October.


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                    [Title] => Chevrolet Optra — The sleeping giant awakens
                    [Summary] => One of the biggest ironies in the local car industry is the fact that the world’s biggest car company — the one with the most mind-bogglingly diverse line of nameplates, brands, models and variants — has one of the smallest market shares here.	Sure, General Motors Automobiles Philippines (GMAP) has one of its best-selling vehicles in the U.S. market here (the Chevrolet Silverado), not to mention one of the best-selling brands in Europe (Opel) available locally as well.
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                    [Title] => "De javu" with the Chevrolet Optra
                    [Summary] => When Pinky Colmenares, motoring editor of the Bulletin, and I met at the Thai Airways Royal Executive Class Lounge of the NAIA prior to our flight last September 17, we could only smile and say almost in unison that it was going to be a "de javu" of a trip. After all, exactly a week ago we were bound for the same destination with the same route of flying in to Bangkok to be followed by an hour and a half shuttle to Pattaya for the same purpose — a test drive.


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                    [AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
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                    [Title] => Strong GMPh after sales rallies behind new Chevrolet vehicles
                    [Summary] => General Motors Automobiles Philippines, Inc. (GMPh) is unleashing a stronger after sales program in support of the introduction of its new Chevrolet vehicles.


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                    [Title] => Options other than opening up subdivisions
                    [Summary] => Last week’s column (Bayani Fernando’s waterloo?) which dwelled on the poised MMDA measure of opening up private subdivision roads to pass through vehicular traffic in order to help ease congestion in the roads of the metropolis elicited a lot of reaction. All were against the idea. Even those who do not leave inside such fenced-in villages join in the howl of protest. Allow me to print for you some parts of two of the letters I received.   


Our reader Mr. Reynaldo P. Cruz writes… 


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                    [Title] => Virgin Forester
                    [Summary] => Let’s get this out of the way quickly: yes, the previous Subaru Forester looks quirky, if not exactly unattractive. But whatever it is tall wagon or short sport-ute the fact remains it’s one solid, well-built car that delivers loads of goodies for the money. Fun to drive, too. 


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                    [AuthorName] => Brian Afuang
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                    [Title] => After 15 long years of public service, now in peril
                    [Summary] => Such irony of life–Motoring Today, the TV show that just celebrated its 15th aniverssary may just write "finito" or "finish" to its long history of public service to the motoring public and entertainment for all motor sports enthusiasts.


The reason? It’s a simple case of economics.


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                    [Title] => After 15 long years of public service, now in peril
                    [Summary] => Such irony of life–Motoring Today, the TV show that just celebrated its 15th aniverssary may just write "finito" or "finish" to its long history of public service to the motoring public and entertainment for all motor sports enthusiasts.


The reason? It’s a simple case of economics.


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However, Botwick said  GM    has still has no plans to put up assembly operations in the country  despite optimism of a growing market. 


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The reason? It’s a simple case of economics.


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The reason? It’s a simple case of economics.


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