"HELP improve Anfra 2007"

[drey]

FMC has a space in Manila Auto Salon at SMX Center, SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City.

The Anfra hasn't changed a lot. It's still the Anfra I know in the past but with a Chinese engine that I believe is sourced from JAC and the grille looks more like 90'ish Mitsubishi grille. The instrument panel and the steering wheel came from JAC as well. I think Francisco himself is in the booth.











Sorry for the bad pictures.

[drey]

No specs were unveiled. No marketing either. I think it's just a display.





The instrument panel is hideous, big black plastic. The information area (Speedometer) seems like it was taken from an Old Isuzu dump truck.

FMC guys must've known I am from Tsikot.com

[mazdamazda]

What a FUGLY snout... they should've just retained the old but practical grille before rather than trying to be a Crosswind copycat.

They should also ditch the fender flares since it looks really out of place with those skinny tires & steel wheels. :rofl01:

[A121]

yep it's the old one. but still, imho, the anfra looks a lot better than the other PhUV (sans the front grille).

[dprox]

Congratulations to FMC for sticking it out despite the odds. We know how hard up FMC is.
Mabuhay si Anastacio Francisco! Let's hope that they will be able to further develop the Anfra. Just a little better with each step.

And let's hope the Tsikot PhUV designers can pick up valuable lessons from the MVPMAP & FMC PhUV experiences. We need a more innovative PhUV that is functional, with good engineering and economy but does not sacrifice too much in style. Try to make it way, way cool!

[jaspi11]

matibay na kaya yung body nila? hindi na kaya madaling kalawangin

[Memphis Raines]

I just can't help it but that front really looks..err..ugly. The lights look like they are duling, the grille looks like a butterfly and the bumper makes a pathetic attempt to inherit a set of foglamps.

Heck, a multi-cab looks more sportier than this.

*drey, "Sorry for the bad pictures.": Sorry you had to take them