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• AVID registers 14 percent sales growth in 2021

  Feb 02, 2022

  More than 58,000 imported vehicles were sold last year.

• AVID reports 26 percent Year-To-Date sales increase

  Oct 21, 2021

  AVID President expects to finish 2021 on a strong note.

• AVID reports vehicle sales in August went down by 19 percent

  Sep 21, 2021

  The lockdown is the main cause of the sales dip.

• Philippine auto sales mark highs, lows for July 2021

  Aug 24, 2021

  Toyota Motor Philippines corners more than half of the local market share.

• Toyota, Mitsubishi top car sales in first half of 2021

  Jul 22, 2021

  More locally assembled and imported vehicles were sold compared to last year.

• Top car brands in May 2021

  Jul 13, 2021

  Toyota still leads the pack. 

• Suzuki PH posted more than 1,600 units sold in April 2021

  Jun 03, 2021

  It’s the top-selling automaker among AVID car brands.

• Ford leads the charge in Q1 for Philippine vehicle importers

  Apr 21, 2021

  Several models released in 2020 account for this achievement.  

• Suzuki PH tops January-February 2021 car sales among AVID brands

  Jun 01, 2021

  The Japanese car brand carries its sales momentum from last year.  

• Philippine vehicle importers hit 41 percent sales decline in 2020

  Jan 18, 2021

  AVID’s overall sales last year dropped by more than 40 percent.

• Philippine automotive industry recovers by 9 percent in October

  Nov 20, 2020

  With more expected in the following months.

• MG PH releases H1 2020 sales figure, places 9th overall

  Jul 31, 2020

  This car brand didn’t let the COVID-19 pandemic to stop its sales. 

• Geely sold more Coolray units in June than 4 car companies combined

  Mar 22, 2021

  And that's from just one showroom.

• PH Q1 2020 auto sales from AVID down by 34%, and we’re not surprised

  Apr 28, 2020

  AVID said that it would take at least 12 months for the local industry to recover from COVID-19.

• Fewer imported cars sold in January 2020 - AVID

  Nov 21, 2022

  Vehicle importers report lower sales compared to last year due to volcanic eruption and virus fears.