I think, sa mga recent models na nilalabas since last year, Toyota ang isa sa mayroong at least dual airbags and 3 point ELR sa rear seats.
Innova, Wigo, and Avanza's seatbelt for rear middle passenger (Innova also has it sa 3rd row middle passenger) is located sa ceiling ng vehicle.
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magic number lang Nissan Terra is Php 1.5M sa 4x2 AT mid trim, tapos lahat ng kalaban.
Nissan should feng shui this, despite all the negative of the top cars, nag + 10 percent sya. pero pag mali presyo nya ng Nissan Terra, sayang ang window opportunity nya.Top 10 Year-to-Date Vehicle Sales (as of March 2018)
Toyota Motor Philippines (-15.4 percent)
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (+18.4 percent)
Ford Motor Company Philippines, Inc. (-17 percent)
Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. (-16 percent)
Nissan Philippines, Inc. (+9.6 percent)
Suzuki Philippines, Inc. (+21.4 percent)
Isuzu Philippines, Inc. (-41.8 percent)
United Asia Automotive Group, Inc. / Foton (+16 percent)
Bermaz Auto Philippines, Inc. / Mazda (-8.2 percent)
Hino Motors Philippines Corporation (-20.8 percent)
the powers that be are nagpaparadam na sa kanya, after so down and underdog in the past 2 decades, makaka-comeback kid na
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sa Isuzu naman, well what can we learn from Isuzu. Greed doesnt pay. ok sana start nya oh, di kilala brand - MUX mas bang for buck sa lahat since 2014 up to 2017, tapos biglang yumabang, ayan tuloy -41% drop. can they survive this, thats like saying 50 50 na sila ah
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pero tignan nyo chart oh, labas na talaga ang dalawang Korean. ano kayo gagawin ng Hari, they have the SF they can still have it compete sa mid size suv segment pero 3M daw. ano kaya mangyari
Kahit anong bash natin sa HARI, nakakaloko pa rin sila ng marami.
Hyundai had 3% growth this january 2018 compared to january 2017.
http://www.interaksyon.com/hyundai-k...-sales-growth/
While they achieved 12% growth in 2017 compared to 2016.
http://www.interaksyon.com/hyundai-p...owth-for-2017/
Nissan navarra di nga nag taas pero di din nagbaba, pero post train other top pick up models nagbaba, langaw pa din
So is it sign, navarra bringing Nissan + sales, tapos parating Terra
Hyundai's 12% growth was below par as the market grew by 17%.
Also alarming was that Ford only grew 9% last year. This was despite the Ranger and Ecosport growing double-digit. Their biggest seller, the Everest, had a flat year selling only 12,455 units vs 2016's 12,453.
I would attribute this to the recovery of the Montero Sport nameplate, after suffering a big hit from SUA issues. This also explains why Mitsubishi is growing vs year ago - they had a low base in early 2017.
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