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                    [Title] => US auto sales roar back in May
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Full-size pickups once again dominated US auto sales in May, as small businesses – increasingly confident in the economy – raced to replace the aging pickups they held on to during the recession.

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                    [Title] => Aussie trade deal to benefit local wiring harness sector
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The Philippines’ free trade agreement with Australia has helped boost the market competitiveness of local wiring harness makers with the grant of zero tariff to the country’s auto and auto parts exports, International Wiring Systems (Phils.) Inc. (IWSPC) said.
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                    [AuthorName] => Ma. Elisa Osorio 
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                    [Title] => Enchanted Kingdom to hold 2nd annual Speed Month
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After last year’s successful run of “Speedweek @ EK”, Enchanted Kingdom, the country’s premier theme park, brings this August a more exciting “Speed Month @ EK”, a month-long event filled with races and activities geared to pump the gas and adrenaline of all Park goers and race enthusiasts of all ages.
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                    [Title] => Dyno your car, perhaps?
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In the 1,700-sq. meter facility along Quezon Avenue, I and several other colleagues in the motoring press are observing a technician attach some beefy looking straps to a brightly painted Mazda Familia. It’s not your everyday Familia either. An assortment of scoops on the hood and airdam, decals everywhere, and expensive alloy wheels indicate that there’s something special under the hood, and indeed there is: aside from some work done on the cams and intake, it’s got a turbocharger attached to the thing.
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                    [Title] => The Lightweight Contenders
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                    [Title] => Design perfection
                    [Summary] => Style, these two cars smack of. Though nothing of the fabulous haute couture sort Ferrari and its ilk strut about town — and racetracks — in, the Honda Civic 2.0 and Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8G nonetheless are definitive automotive pret-a-porter fashion statements. The fact these two are supposedly nothing but econoboxes makes it all the more impressive, as the houses of Honda and Toyota show us that with aggressive approaches to performance enhancements coupled with deft accessorizing, Japanese compact cars can be as tres chic as the Euro collections.


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                    [AuthorName] => Brian Afuang
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                    [Title] => Honda CR-V vs. Toyota RAV 4 vs. Ford Escape
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                    [AuthorName] => Manny  N. de los  Reyes
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                    [Title] => Car sales jump as buyers rush to avoid excise tax
                    [Summary] => Motor vehicle  sales in the first seven months of 2003 rose by 16.8 percent  compared to the same period last year as new models entered the market and buyers anticipated the passage of a new excise tax law on vehicles.
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HONDA AND TOYOTA

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