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• 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

  Mar 09, 2020

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

• AVID members excel in 2017 mid-year sales with 6% increase

  Apr 06, 2021

  AVID has sold a total of 48,348 copies in mid-2017.

• SUVs and pickups driving the market with 128,984 unit sold in 2017

  Oct 12, 2020

  The CAMPI and TMA announced a report revealing a sharp growth in SUV and pickup sales in 2017.

• Automakers take the fight for lower excise taxes to the Senate

  Jun 28, 2017

  CAMPI and the Association of Vehicle Importers and Distributors (AVID) had said that the proposed automobile excise tax increase under House Bill 4774 is too heavy and would adversely affect both the industry and consumers if implemented.