+ Follow JUVY CATAJOY Tag
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[Title] => Veteran driver marvels at Exalta luxurious ride
[Summary] => Rally aficionado Tony Mapa, a tourist attache who was based in New York during the Aquino administration, expressed satisfaction with the manner the Nissan Exalta GS Superio performed during its assault of northern Luzon Sunday in the fourth Pan Philippine Marathon.
Mapa had to fly from his homebase in Basi City in Negros to test the 1.6-liter, 116-horsepower Exalta in the roads of northern Luzon in the company of Willie Ingles, Andy Ferreira and Boy Fuentes.
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[Title] => Exalta carathon moves up north
[Summary] => After encountering heavy rains down south, the four-man Nissan Exalta GS Superio crew made its way back to Manila just before midnight Sunday after conquering the roads of the Visayas and Mindanao in the first stage of the 30-day, non-stop fourth Pan Philippine Marathon.
A beat-up crew of Juvy Catajoy, Mon Dizon, Lester Susi and Willy Avila turned over the sparkling silver colored sedan with a potent QG 1.6-liter engine to Willie Ingles, who is spearheading the northern Luzon expedition beginning early-Monday morning.
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Mapa had to fly from his homebase in Basi City in Negros to test the 1.6-liter, 116-horsepower Exalta in the roads of northern Luzon in the company of Willie Ingles, Andy Ferreira and Boy Fuentes.
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A beat-up crew of Juvy Catajoy, Mon Dizon, Lester Susi and Willy Avila turned over the sparkling silver colored sedan with a potent QG 1.6-liter engine to Willie Ingles, who is spearheading the northern Luzon expedition beginning early-Monday morning.
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