+ Follow HYUNDAI MATRIX Tag
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[Title] => Twin blasts rock QC compound
[Summary] => Two improvised explosive devices went off in front of a contested property in Quezon City before dawn yesterday, destroying two vehicles.
[DatePublished] => 2013-06-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => A Matter of Import
[Summary] => I don’t own a "Subic import", but some of my friends do. One bought a 2-door Mitsubishi Pajero, another bought a Toyota Estima (also known as a Previa) and a 2-door Pajero with a GDi engine. Three vehicles, same complaints: iffy steering from the dubious conversion to left-hand drive, rattles and quivers in the body that are hard to pinpoint, and an un-ignorable feeling of "old".
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-12 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => BACKSEAT DRIVER By Andy Leuterio
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[Title] => The Fast and the Spurious
[Summary] => There’s a chance this might be solved by the time it sees print, but I’m writing it anyway on the off chance that it may hit the right nerve of the right person at the right time, and who knows, it may even make a difference to someone I don’t even know in a place I will most likely never go to. I’m talking about some ambitious politician’s big idea to score points with Madam President by enforcing an antiquated ban on motor racing here in the Philippines in the hope that he or she will single-handedly solve the fuel crisis.
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => BACKSEAT DRIVER By James Deakin
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[Title] => Driving the CRD Hyundai Matrix
[Summary] => If you’re wondering what the big fat deal is with having the somewhat dated Hyundai Matrix as our lead story, it’s not because we’re running out of content or that the bottom may have just suddenly fallen out of our industry and swallowed up all the cool cars in the process. You see, this here is no ordinary Matrix. This is its coal fired sibling that comes preaching the promise of healing us all from the rising fuel costs that is paralyzing the average motorist. Ahhh, relief, I hear you saying.
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[Title] => Hyundai cars rev up Batangas port
[Summary] => BATANGAS CITY – The normally quiet port in this city came alive over the weekend as a hulking ship made its maiden call bearing more than 100 cool-looking Hyundai cars set to be l aunched into the local market this month.
The Port of Batangas, the second biggest in Luzon next to the Port of Manila, even served as an informal test track for the Hyundai Matrix upon its arrival. Some of the 100 units of this mini multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) were test driven by government officials, members of the media and other curious guests after they were unloaded from the ship.
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HYUNDAI MATRIX
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[ColumnID] => 133604
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[Title] => The Fast and the Spurious
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[Title] => Driving the CRD Hyundai Matrix
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[Title] => Hyundai cars rev up Batangas port
[Summary] => BATANGAS CITY – The normally quiet port in this city came alive over the weekend as a hulking ship made its maiden call bearing more than 100 cool-looking Hyundai cars set to be l aunched into the local market this month.
The Port of Batangas, the second biggest in Luzon next to the Port of Manila, even served as an informal test track for the Hyundai Matrix upon its arrival. Some of the 100 units of this mini multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) were test driven by government officials, members of the media and other curious guests after they were unloaded from the ship.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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