Sharp Corners: The Car Market Has a Problem — It’s Standing Still
The Philippine automotive market isn’t growing. It is being fought over. That may sound like a small distinction, but the…
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Windshield Watcher: The market isn’t back. It’s changing
For the first time this year, there is finally something positive to say about Philippine vehicle sales. July turned in…
Sharp Corners: Nissan Is Becoming the Brand People Used to Buy
Here’s a hard truth that Nissan Philippines can no longer ignore: the company isn’t losing market share because Filipinos suddenly…
Windshield Watcher: Is Honda looking in the wrong direction?
Honda Philippines could regain momentum by tapping its China-built models There was a time when seeing more than a thousand…
Sharp Corners: PH Auto Market Slows, But the Industry Story Is Far More Complex
The Philippine automotive industry may be down on paper, but the latest CAMPI-TMA sales report suggests the market is evolving…
WINDSHIELD WATCHER: Views don’t sell cars
In the rush for impressions, auto shows risk sidelining the very voices that actually influence buying decisions. Walk into any…
SHARP CORNERS: When Access Fails the Industry: MIAS and the Media Disconnect
The Manila International Auto Show 2026 once again opened with all the spectacle the local automotive industry has come to…
WINDSHIELD WATCHER: MIAS at 21: When the Philippines’ Biggest Auto Show Outgrew the Media That Built It
There was a time when the Manila International Auto Show meant something very specific—not just to car buyers, but to…
Windshield Watcher: The Cost of a “Small” Discount
Do I Volt-in… or not? All I wanted was a little something extra. Nothing complicated. Nothing structured. Just the usual…
Sharp Corners: The Power of Dreams, losing ground at home
Globally, Honda Motor is grappling with a strategic reset. But if you zoom in on the Philippines, the story becomes…
WINDSHIELD WATCHER: P200/L fuel – Do you jump to EV, or ride it out?
50 kilometers a day. That’s the quiet baseline of the Filipino motorist. Home to office, a few errands, back again.…
WINDSHIELD WATCHER: Oil Wars again? What the Middle East tension mean for Filipino motorists
Every time tensions rise in the Middle East, the same question quickly finds its way to the Philippine pump: should…