Geely Cars

[uls]

buy this

[Egan101]

How global we have become?

I drive a Japanese-made car which runs on fuel from the Arabs and components mostly made in China. My phone is of an American brand but manufactured in China. I wear American glasses. I sometimes wear shirts from France and American-branded jeans. My favorite shoes are of a German brand but manufactured in China.

I guess only thing local are my underwear and socks. I love using Burlington socks!

Am I patriotic? Of course. I pay my taxes and opt to work here.


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[thearsenal1205]

buy this

is this built by sarao motors?

[dr. d]

I guess only thing local are my underwear and socks. I love using Burlington socks!

Am I patriotic? Of course. I pay my taxes and opt to work here.


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for some reason that i can not put into words, i prefer gold toe socks.
yung 3-in-1 packages sana, para mas mura.


yes, i am also patriotic because i work for the filipino people.

[dr. d]

is this built by sarao motors?

i would have wanted to try one,
but these manufacturers have not made inroads in advertising their product for the common consumer like me... even as the japanese are barraging us with their ads.
maglagay naman sila ng unit for kilatising, sa mall...

[Papajamba]

How global we have become?

I drive a Japanese-made car which runs on fuel from the Arabs and components mostly made in China. My phone is of an American brand but manufactured in China. I wear American glasses. I sometimes wear shirts from France and American-branded jeans. My favorite shoes are of a German brand but manufactured in China.

I guess only thing local are my underwear and socks. I love using Burlington socks!

Am I patriotic? Of course. I pay my taxes and opt to work here.


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That’s a good thing, being patriotic with a global mindset!
What im driving at is the Chinese are already there in the WPS and we still send our money to china by buying chinese brands.
Truly hindi tayo like the Japanese who are really patriotic in the true sense. Language and dialect are japanese but they cater globally. They’d buy local most of the time too.


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[uls]

funny

di bibili ng china = i love PH

it only means galit ka sa china haha

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patriotic pinoy?

meron ba?

sa pagkaalam ko pinoys put themselves and their family first -- above all else

above country

[Papajamba]

funny

di bibili ng china = i love PH

it only means galit ka sa china haha

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patriotic pinoy?

meron ba?

sa pagkaalam ko pinoys put themselves and their family first -- above all else

above country

So what’s wrong with that?
Well thats what’s wrong with Filipinos.

Pero baka nagbebenta ka nga pala ng chinese products. Sorry po
Put yourself first


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[thearsenal1205]

i would have wanted to try one,
but these manufacturers have not made inroads in advertising their product for the common consumer like me... even as the japanese are barraging us with their ads.
maglagay naman sila ng unit for kilatising, sa mall...

budget for research, development, design and full government support na lang ang kulang to have the Philippines' first true car company!

Time to put those boxy designs away and also make it electric powered..

Imagine a Philippine made car designed and built by the Filipinos that looks similar to any Tesla out there...

Look at Vietnam, they have one now.. It's Vinfast!

[uls]

is this built by sarao motors?

di yata

more than 10 yrs ago there was a group who thought of building that pinoy-built motor vehicle

they didn't think things through

[uls]

So what’s wrong with that?
Well thats what’s wrong with Filipinos.

Pero baka nagbebenta ka nga pala ng chinese products. Sorry po
Put yourself first


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dami pinoy would drop everything to live in US, Canada, Australia etc

kung may land border tayo with US siguro kalahati ng population ng Pinas tumawid na

[uls]

ang pinoy uunahin ang sarili at pamilya

kung meron talent/skill na kailangan ng pinas pero mas mataas bayad sa abroad ibebenta nalang ang talent/skill sa foreigner

well syempre di naman mapapakain ng patriotism ang pamilya

[thearsenal1205]

dami pinoy would drop everything to live in US, Canada, Australia etc

kung may land border tayo with US siguro kalahati ng population ng Pinas tumawid na

kung sana nga rin talaga may land border with the US or the UK.. I might go there as well..

[thearsenal1205]

di yata

more than 10 yrs ago there was a group who thought of building that pinoy-built motor vehicle

they didn't think things through

things doesn't went through is because it's just a glorified Ford Fiera with an Isuzu engine.

[uls]

and the well-off locals including politicos?

dual citizenship

dito gagawa ng pera, deposits in foreign banks, properties abroad

in case PH goes down the toilet, lipad

[Papajamba]

Coz we’re always f*d up by the government and the deep seated corruption. 3rd world thinking din na kanya kanya.

Pero BTT- never pa rin ako bibili ng chinese car brand. Kasama na rin VW-SAIC models tulad ng t-cross.
Never din ako mag Dito telecom, chinatelecom holds 40% and they’re listening [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]


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[uls]

mga pinoy nag migrate nood nang nood ng TFC haha

sarap kasi ng feeling panoorin mga problema dito nilayasan na nila di na nila problema haha

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kung sana nga rin talaga may land border with the US or the UK.. I might go there as well..

we're mexicans haha

[uls]

things doesn't went through is because it's just a glorified Ford Fiera with an Isuzu engine.

that's all pinoys can build

owner type, fiera/tamaraw type

more than 10 yrs ago sinasabi ko sa mga pinoy car advocates (dito sa forum) delusional sila

[viper888]

Vehicle design and manufacturing is a high entry barrier industry

Only the Chinese and Koreans have been successful new entrants recently, Malaysia’s Proton is still far behind despite being in operation for almost 40 years.

Even if we weren’t corrupt, we still wouldn’t have a home-made car industry. At best it would a Proton, a laughing stock.

The barrier to local manufacturing is high energy costs (see Hanjin), bureaucratic red tape, and low local demand.

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[uls]

Vehicle design and manufacturing is a high entry barrier industry

Only the Chinese and Koreans have been successful new entrants recently, Malaysia’s Proton is still far behind despite being in operation for almost 40 years.

Even if we weren’t corrupt, we still wouldn’t have a home-made car industry. At best it would a Proton, a laughing stock.


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bago pa magka-proton

di nga tayo maka-Mahindra o Tata eh

we can't even build a company that can mass produce wrangler type jeeps