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Hino Philippines' Canlubang plant combines truck assembly and body manufacturing (opens the original)
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A TRUCK leaving an assembly plant is not necessarily ready to go to work. Depending on the business that will use it, the vehicle may still need a cargo body, a refrigerated van, a passenger compartment, or specialized equipment before it can begin earning its keep. For Hino Motors Philippines Corp. (HMP), this is where having its own chassis assembly and body manufacturing operations makes a difference. At its facility in Canlubang, Calamba City, Laguna, the company can assemble commercial vehi
Centro Manufacturing marks 30 years in Philippine truck body building (opens the original)
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BEHIND many of the trucks, vans and public utility vehicles on Philippine roads is another part of the commercial vehicle industry that often gets less attention than the manufacturers whose badges appear on the grille. Truck body builders take the chassis supplied by manufacturers such as Isuzu and Mitsubishi, and turn them into working vehicles, including cargo vans, passenger vans, refrigerated trucks, wing vans, rescue vehicles, and other specialized units. One of the companies that helped d
Why Isuzu Philippines continues to assemble trucks at its Laguna plant (opens the original)
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AT a time when importing fully built vehicles has become the preferred business model for many automotive companies, Isuzu Philippines Corp. (IPC) continues to assemble trucks at its manufacturing plant in Biñan, Laguna. It is one of the few remaining commercial vehicle manufacturers that have maintained truck assembly operations in the country, even as large-scale production in neighboring countries offers economies of scale that Philippine factories cannot easily match. For Isuzu, however, the
Ford drops V6 surprise with new Ranger, Everest (opens the original)
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FORD Philippines had a surprise waiting for the motoring media last Sept. 2. What had initially looked like another gathering before a scheduled drive turned into a double launch at Okada Manila in Parañaque City, where Ford pulled the covers off refreshed versions of two of its most important models: the Ranger pickup and Everest SUV. The bigger news was what was underneath the hood. Ford is bringing more V6 power into its Philippine lineup, led by three new Ranger variants and, perhaps more si
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