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    #1
    Why are locally fabricated vehicles mostly AUVs or OTJs?

    Which type of vehicle should a Pinoy manufacturer make? Which type of Pinoy vehicle would you be interested in having?

    1) asian utility vehicle (AUV)
    2) city car (hatchback)
    3) jeepney
    4) multi-purpose vehicle (MPV)
    5) neighborhood electric vehicle
    6) owner type jeep (OTJ)
    7) pick up
    8) sedan
    9) sports car
    10) sports three-wheeler
    11) station wagon
    12) sport utility vehicle (SUV)
    13) utility three-wheeler (tricycle)

    Which low cost fabrication method should the Pinoy manufacturer use?

    1) cut and bend sheet metal
    2) fiberglass

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    just my opinion. Gusto ko lang ma-phase-out (sana) ang mga lumang dyip.

    Which type of vehicle should a Pinoy manufacturer make? Which type of Pinoy vehicle would you be interested in having?
    3) jeepney
    yung Ilonggo type (body-size) at "cabanatuan" ang caha..
    just my opinion. Gusto ko lang ma-phase-out (sana) ang mga lumang dyip.

    Which low cost fabrication method should the Pinoy manufacturer use?
    1) cut and bend sheet metal
    fiberglass? nabibilang yata sa daliri ang may alam gumawa (locally) nun... not sure of this.

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    hirap naman pumili. depende sa paggagamitan e.

    pero ang mga pinoy hilig bumili ng pang maramihan. multi-purpose talaga ang unang sasakyan nilang bibilhin kung di sigurado na makakabili pa sila ng isa pang sasakyan.

    gusto ng buyer yung fiberglass pero yung manufacturer gusto mabilis gawin.

    multi-purpose vehicle ang boto ko.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OyiL View Post
    hirap naman pumili. depende sa paggagamitan e.

    pero ang mga pinoy hilig bumili ng pang maramihan. multi-purpose talaga ang unang sasakyan nilang bibilhin kung di sigurado na makakabili pa sila ng isa pang sasakyan.

    gusto ng buyer yung fiberglass pero yung manufacturer gusto mabilis gawin.

    multi-purpose vehicle ang boto ko.

    AUV or owner type jeep.

    Pero mukhang Delta mini cruiser lahat hehehe

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    #5
    The perfect pinoy car.


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    Quote Originally Posted by KERSMcRae View Post
    just my opinion. Gusto ko lang ma-phase-out (sana) ang mga lumang dyip.
    Ako din.

    Dapat kasi improve ang itsura at gawa ng dyipni.
    Last edited by jpdm; October 15th, 2009 at 12:06 AM.

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    Given the kind of environmental challenges motorists will be facing,
    vehicles should be light enough to include or accommodate flotation devices.
    We are an archipelago, with a long coastline, teeming with rivers, deforested,
    with rains now all year round, and flood-prone.
    If climate change becomes severe -- and you never can tell -- it might be wise
    to start designing light amphibious vehicles that are "green" too.
    This is the design challenge.
    Not funny anymore.
    Last edited by dprox; October 15th, 2009 at 08:02 AM.
    [SIZE="1"]DESIGN is the missing link in the Philippine auto industry.[/SIZE]

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    #8
    Quote Originally Posted by dprox View Post
    Given the kind of environmental challenges motorists will be facing,
    vehicles should be light enough to include or accommodate flotation devices.
    We are an archipelago, with a long coastline, teeming with rivers, deforested,
    with rains now all year round, and flood-prone.
    If climate change becomes severe -- and you never can tell -- it might be wise
    to start designing light amphibious vehicles that are "green" too.
    This is the design challenge.
    Not funny anymore.
    This is an example of the kind of knee-jerk reaction why pinoys don't really progress. They do not plan for the future nor remember past events beyond what short term memory retains.

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    This bizarre and crudely made vehicle widely used by people living in far flung farming rural areas in the Philippines. Nueva Ecija and Pangasinan are known to produce this vehicle. And during the recent massive flooding in Pangasinan, this vehicle became handy in the streets of the province...



    Kuliglig..
    Last edited by jpdm; October 15th, 2009 at 09:46 AM.

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    #10
    Amphibs have never truly been successful... we'll need innovation to make one that's actually affordable.

    It's possible to make one with the resources we have locally... but, as ever, cost is the major problem.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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