The Mazda CX-60 Is A Sense Of Achievement
In the Philippine automotive landscape, Mazda sits as an outlier. Although it’s considered a mainstream brand and mass market producer, it doesn’t play the same way as the other brands do.Read More »
In the Philippine automotive landscape, Mazda sits as an outlier. Although it’s considered a mainstream brand and mass market producer, it doesn’t play the same way as the other brands do.Read More »
10) Nissan Leaf (2010) PHOTO BY TopGear.com As the first ever mass-produced electric car, the Leaf was, understandably, a tad crude. Range was better measured in metres than kilometers, battery degradation was catastrophic, and the design… well, there wasn’t one. But we had to start somewhere. And if it wasn’t for this frumpy lump showing…
How quickly their fortunes have turned. After a failed merger between Honda and Nissan, Nissan says it’s on track to hit an operating profit for its full-year fiscal 2025. Meanwhile, Honda is going to be hit with its first-ever annual loss in almost 70 years.Read More »
30) Mazda Cosmo Sport (1967) PHOTO BY TopGear.com Not the first rotary-engined production car—that accolade goes to the NSU Spider, developed by Felix Heinrich Wankel, who invented the technology and gave it that definitely-not-funny name. But the Cosmo was the first to make it work. It looked like a spaceship and, thanks to its smooth,…
50) Toyota Hilux (Gen 4: 1983) PHOTO BY TopGear.com The unkillable car. Trust us, we tried once on the telly show. Set it on fire, drowned it, even dropped a caravan on it (ah, the good old days). It hardly flinched. A TG icon and champion of that most Japanese of automotive traits: bombproof reliability….
