As movie and street racing fans alike await the premiere of this summer’s hottest car flick and sixth installment of “The Fast and the Furious” (FF) franchise, Inquirer Motoring takes a look at six of the most memorable stunt scenes, including one from the official trailer of the upcoming movie.
Honda Cars Philippines Inc. (HCPI) announces this season’s promo that is packed with great deals and exciting perks for its various models.
CHARLIE Belano got to where he is now by hard work and maintaining a readiness to pounce when opportunity comes knocking.
A few days ago, I was at my favorite car accessories shop in Fort Bonifacio, Global City, and was talking to the sales girls and customers about the elections when they all started teasing me that I should run for a party-list seat—something that would be of service to motorists. Which indeed got me thinking: If I did run for politics, what would my platform of good governance be?
There are a few cars than can tread the narrow road between personal driving machine and luxurious transport. Perhaps none does with as much aplomb as the BMW 3 Series. What looks like a smart, sensible four-door sedan from the outside feels like a sports car from behind the wheel. That excellence within its dual nature is what makes the 3 Series the core model of the BMW lineup.
Filipino-Swiss racer Marlon Stockinger recently made news while sitting behind the wheel of the Lotus Formula One car as local race fans witnessed the first-ever live action Formula One demo run with an event dubbed as the “Manila Speed Show.”
1. Spot-on styling. The Hyundai Accent was always meant to be a hatchback, and the styling of the new car proves it. The styling’s character lines match up perfectly, and the new rear with its large taillamp cluster adds a bit of personality to the Accent. The automatic version is equipped with 16-inch alloys.
Today’s crop of premium SUV buyers want it all: style, sophistication, on-road performance to rival that of a sports car, offroad prowess that can survive the nuclear holocaust, and yes, diesel because filling up is cheaper.
British billionaire Richard Branson strutted his stuff as an AirAsia flight attendant Sunday—complete with fishnet stockings and figure-hugging red pencil skirt.
They planed in intending to compete with world-class motorsport racers from 12 countries. They ended up as mere tourists racing only against time.
Heavy rains continue to pound the city, and concerns over homeland security, brought to the fore once more by the recent Boston bombings, has “slowed down” the pre-race progress of the five-member Filipino group that arrived here Sunday.
Phoenix Petroleum Philippines, the country’s youngest and most progressive petroleum brand, continues its partnership with Trans Sport Show for 2013 slated on May 30-June 2 at the SMX Convention Center by Mall of Asia.
