MITSUBISHI XPANDER

economy and its capacity to deliver with the power you want on the road.

The EcoSport Titanium model also comes with a new 6-speed automatic transmission, giving drivers easy maneuverability and control for a unique, powerful driving experience.

HONDA CITY

The Honda City, seeking to emulate advanced mobility, utilizes cutting-edge driving innovations and outstanding comfort features to retain its place as one of the most popular cars in the subcompact sedan segment. Designed with angular lines and sharp creases guarantee an aerodynamic driving experience with an effortless efficiency. Meanwhile, a cabin with generous space and ample storage can seat guests and valuables with ease.

The City is also equipped with the Euro-4 compliant 1.5-liter i-VTEC engine that, in combination with the variable valve timing and lift electronic control technology, optimizes responsiveness based on the driver’s instinct and intuition. The result is a spirited vehicle dynamic with impressive fuel economy to boot.

TOYOTA VIOS

Among the most popular vehicle in the country, the Toyota Vios is one of its company’s most successful creations. The subcompact sedan, which has been in the market for more than a decade, has been driven and tested by thousands of drivers, and it still remains relevant to this day. Part of the reasons are Toyota’s unique 1.3 and 1.5 Dual VVTi engines that provide speed, responsiveness, reliability and impeccable fuel economy unlike any other. The Vios also comes with either a five-speed manual or continuously variable transmission, alongside standard safety features like stability control, brake assist, and air bags.

The design of the updated Vios aims to provide pleasure in driving. Practical in design, simple in functionality, and spacious where it counts, the Toyota Vios is described as a “compact saloon” that sets a new standard for enjoyable and luxurious driving. HYUNDAI ACCENT

Hyundai ends 2018 with a blast, launching the newest version of its Accent model. Designed with personality at the forefront, Accent’s radiator grille has been improved exclusively by installing the traditionally clean and refined style of the headlamps and rear combination lamps. The 1.6 CRDi diesel engine with VGT promises power, producing a maximum 136 ps at 4,000 rpm and 30.6 kg·m (DCT) torque at 1,750 - 2,500 rpm or 26.5 kg·m (MT) torque at 1,500 - 3,500 rpm.

The Accent’s continuously variable transmission (CVT) is developed to keep its optimal rpm when driving, and provides superb fuel efficiency, acceleration performance, and smooth driving experience. The 6-speed manual transmission, meanwhile, provides smooth, noiseless gearshifts thanks to a key and ball-type synchromesh, optimized gear tooth shape, and precision machining. There is also a 7-speed Double clutch transmission (DCT) available.

Phasing out its popular Adventure AUV this year, Mitsubishi has launched the new Xpander model with a cleaner 1.5L DOHC gasoline engine. This new engine comes with the signature Mitsubishi Innovative Valve Timing Electronic Control (MIVEC) that can produce 105 hp and 141 Nm of torque, and can be paired with a five-speed manual or a fourspeed automatic transmission.

The Xpander builds on Mitsubishi’s Dynamic Shield Design, producing a masculine, aggressive appearance with large bumper headlights and a skid plate. As a seven-seater MPV, the Xpander comes with the creature comforts expected from its class, with interior space that offers a luxurious and comfortable design. —