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In an interview, Mitsubishi assistant vice president for marketing services Froilan G. Dytianquin said the Filipino consumer is now switching to smaller cars like the Honda Jazz, Toyota Yaris and Suzuki Swift.


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Automakers hike sales goal by 8.5%

By Ma. Elisa Osorio  | June 5, 2007 - 12:00am

Business

Auto sales slump 15% due to Lenten break

By Ma. Elisa Osorio  | May 9, 2007 - 12:00am

Sales of the automotive industry declined by 15 percent to 8,628 units in April following two months of steady climb as the Lenten season disrupted business operations with fewer selling days. "April...

Business

Mitsubishi eyes cars from Taiwan

By Ma. Elisa Osorio  | April 18, 2007 - 12:00am

Mitsubishi Motors Philippines is contemplating importing cars from Taiwan in order to meet the demand for smaller, more fuel efficient cars. In an interview, Mitsubishi assistant vice president for marketing...

Business