Buying and owning a car in the Philippines, explained properly
Honest guides on which car to buy, how to buy it smart, and what it really costs to keep on the road
Toyota C-HR compact crossover looks promising
Compact Utility Vehicles (CUVs) have become all the rage these days especially in the Philippine market where there's a premium for bigger vehicles considering the potholes and floods vehicles are subjected to. The CUV market has started to get loaded in the form of...
Road Peeve: Vehicles that stop on crosswalks
Here's another road peeve that's quite common - vehicles that stop on crosswalks. Just take a look at these jerks. It's simple. Just stop before the solid line and don't encroach the pedestrian crossing. And it isn't just cars that are guilty. Oftentimes it's...
Suzuki unveils 2016 Ciaz subcompact sedan
Suzuki tries to keep itself relevant in the Philippine car market through some pretty interesting offerings. Those looking for the (very) cheap can opt for the Alto. The sort-of-sporty options comes in the form of the Swift. The cheap, small but tall option is...
Suntukan na lang
Image Source Friends who are martial artists and fighters share a common sentiment - they'd rather fight in the controlled setting of competition rather than in a street fight. Because in street fights, there are no rules. Grappling and striking techniques may give...
Road Peeve: Swerving when late to turn
Just a couple of days with the dashcam, and I've got plenty of examples for my peeves on the road. Check out this guy, cutting from the third lane from the left to make his U-turn. Granted that this guy might not be familiar with the area but it's no excuse to cut...
Review: G1W-CB Dashboard Camera
I finally ponied up some of my hard-earned cash to purchase a dashboard camera. As I've said, on Philippine roads, there's no such thing as too much insurance. In cases of collisions or crime, dashcams can give you the evidence to sort things out. Or it can be a nice...