+ Follow HI-LANDER CROSSWIND Tag
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[Title] => Isuzu Philippines Launches Di Diesel Up! Campaign
[Summary] => Isuzu, the global authority in diesel technology, launched its Direct Injection Diesel Up! campaign last October 15, which will run up to December 20. Isuzu embarked on this Di Diesel Up! Campaign in partnership with TOTAL, the ideal fuel for Isuzu direct injection diesel engines. A series of activities are lined up to reinforce the superiority of Isuzu’s direct injection diesel engine, such as — Di Diesel Up! Kilometer Log Face-Off Contest, Di Diesel Up! Stick-On GIG, Di Diesel Up! Trivia and Di Diesel Up! Driving Clinic.
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[Title] => FX no more?
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HI-LANDER CROSSWIND
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October 29, 2003 - 12:00am
