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[Title] => Passenger car sales slump 5% in June
[Summary] => After showing signs of recovery during the first five months of the year, passenger car sales suddenly went down in June, prompting analysts to say that the improvement may be due only to the introduction of new car models.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Car firms riding on AUV craze
[Summary] => Local car companies are racing against one another to tap the increasingly lucrative high-end Asian Utility Vehicle (AUV) market, especially now that government has dropped its plan to lift the exemption of vehicles with a seating capacity of 10 or more from paying excise taxes.
Isuzu Philippines Corp. yesterday beat the competition by being the first to launch its high-end Crosswind XUV.
Isuzu executive vice president Hiroshi Ishino said the Crosswind XUV is still basically an AUV, but is targeted mainly for the high-end market.
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JACK H
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Isuzu Philippines Corp. yesterday beat the competition by being the first to launch its high-end Crosswind XUV.
Isuzu executive vice president Hiroshi Ishino said the Crosswind XUV is still basically an AUV, but is targeted mainly for the high-end market.
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