EURO-4 compliance by 2014?

**cardict** · March 25th, 2014 06:58 AM

Then the manufacturers/ government must do something to protect those car buyers na nakabili na ng euro2 compliant cars.pano na pag na implement yun batas,it means sa garage na lang oto mo?

**povillo** · March 25th, 2014 08:54 AM

Implementation date is Jan 1, 2016: Philippines Issues Euro 4 Vehicle Emission Standards | Clean Air Initiative

Seaoil, Unioil and Petron already have Euro IV products. Some brands like Mazda are waiting for full Euro IV implementation so they can bring their diesels in.

If on the implementation date of Jan2016, What could have been the minimum emission figures allowed for diesels?
Now 2.2 for late year engines.

**Aoshinomori** · March 25th, 2014 08:56 AM

eto euro-4 (negative four)

**torque&pepper** · March 2nd, 2016 05:01 PM

Up ko lang 'tong thread na ito since my newly purchased baby is Euro II compliant pa. So if car companies are supposed to sell only Euro 4 compliant vehicles by January 1, 2016, then how come Euro IIs are still rolling out the dealerships as of this time? Did I miss something? May TRO ba on the implementation of the law? Or as usual with our dear government, the implementation is so effd up we need not worry about the Euro IV thing?

**kevinworld** · March 9th, 2016 06:20 AM

Brand new crosswinds and adventures are still sold. These are really smoke belchers. No penalty to car companies? They even labelled them as 2016 model isuzu crosswind.

**Stigg ma** · March 9th, 2016 08:13 AM

Originally Posted by kevinworld

Brand new crosswinds and adventures are still sold. These are really smoke belchers. No penalty to car companies? They even labelled them as 2016 model isuzu crosswind.

those you mentioned are just a small slice of the pie, how about the ancient mechanical diesel used in jeepneys, busses and trucks... now thats the one you should focus first...