It’s March, and things are just starting to heat up. It’s also Women’s Month, so maybe this is your sign to take a break, call your friends, and go out for a little fun because honestly, girls deserve that kind of night out too. Whether it’s a quick catch-up, a spontaneous hang, or just an excuse to step outside, we’ve listed a few cool places around the metro worth checking out. Vroom got you covered so you won’t have to, Let’s go! FLEA MARKET Love a good anik-anik moment and a strong sense of community? These flea markets around town…
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Ford Philippines has launched its “March Madness” program, offering limited-time cash discounts, trade-in support, and service deals for customers planning to upgrade their vehicles ahead of the summer season. Running from March 9 to 15, 2026, the week-long campaign provides additional savings on select Ford models and aftersales services, on top of existing offers available at dealerships nationwide throughout March. According to Ford Philippines, the return of the program reflects the brand’s continued effort to make vehicle ownership more accessible while enhancing the overall customer experience. “March Madness has been a successful customer program at Ford, so we’re excited for…
Recent reports about a vehicle recall involving select Subaru hybrid models in North America have raised questions among customers. To address concerns, Motor Image Pilipinas, Inc. has confirmed that Subaru vehicles sold in the Philippines are not included in the recall. According to the Motor Image Group, the clarification comes after direct verification with Subaru Corporation What is the recall about? The recall applies specifically to a fuel system component used in certain Subaru hybrid models produced for the North American market. These vehicles are equipped with a specialized sealed fuel system designed to meet environmental regulations unique to that…
The Manila International Auto Show (MIAS) is getting even bigger in 2026. Organizers have confirmed that the Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC) will return as an additional exhibition venue, expanding the event’s footprint for this year’s show. Set to run from April 9 to 12, 2026, MIAS will once again take over the World Trade Center Metro Manila, with PTTC serving as a connected secondary venue for the first time in eight years. PTTC Returns to MIAS After Eight Years Long-time MIAS visitors may remember PTTC as part of the show’s earlier expansions. The venue last hosted exhibits during MIAS…
For young families, a car is more than transportation. It is a daily survival hub that helps parents handle messes, hunger emergencies, sudden weather changes, and unpredictable kid moments. Having the right essentials inside your vehicle can make road trips, school runs, and quick errands smoother and less stressful. Here are the must-have items parents always keep in the car and why they matter. 1. Baby Wipes or Wet Wipes Wipes are one of the most useful items parents can keep in the car. From sticky hands to accidental spills, they solve countless everyday messes. Why it matters: Quick cleanup…
Camping sounds intimidating… until you realize it’s basically sleeping outside with snacks. That’s it. Not survival. Not wilderness Olympics. Just vibes with extra mosquitoes. Imagine this: No traffic horns. No Slack pings. No neighbors karaoke-ing at 2 AM. Just trees doing their leafy whisper thing and a sky that looks like someone spilled glitter. This guide is perfect for beginners, whether you prefer cozy cabins, car camping, or a classic tent under the stars. 1. Start Comfortable: Beginner-Friendly Campgrounds Before venturing into rugged wilderness, start with developed campgrounds that offer toilets, showers, and accessible locations. Rizal Area (1–2 hours from…
You’re scrolling through Facebook Marketplace, looking for a new project car, and then you see it. You’re either picking a Mitsubishi Pajero Exceed that has better features than the local Fieldmaster or a Nissan Silvia S15. You know for a fact that these models were never sold in the Philippine market, yet here it is, listed for a price that’s too good to pass on. You look closer at the photos and notice the license plate starts with either a B, R, or maybe a Y. For a split second, you think you’ve found a hidden gem. But in many…
On February 25, 2026, The Ford Mustang Mach-E was named the top ranked battery electric vehicle in the 2026 U.S. Electric Vehicle Experience (EVX) Ownership Study, a recognition that reflects how real owners feel about living with the vehicle every day. Scoring 760 out of 1,000 points, the Mustang Mach-E ranked ahead of other electric models included in the study, including the Hyundai IONIQ 6 and the Kia EV9. The Electric Vehicle Experience Ownership Study looks at what ownership is actually like after the first year beyond the specs and features. It measures how drivers feel about their daily experience:…
When I was in Baguio from July 23 to 27 2025, the timing couldn’t have been more intense. Typhoon Emong was slamming into Northern Luzon, Kennon Road was impassable due to landslides, forcing us to take Marcos Highway just to reach the city. It was rainy as hell, and the fog was so thick you could barely see the tail lights of the car in front of you. As I entered the city of Baguio, I noticed something. In Manila, seeing a clean, well-kept 4×4 with overlanding gear is usually a lifestyle statement, a hobbyist’s weekend rig that stands out…
Just a few weeks ago, the “budget-friendly” Shopee head unit I’ve had on my car finally died. I wasn’t surprised; for two years, I’d put up with a laggy UI, bi-polar Bluetooth, and audio quality that made my Carrozzeria speakers sound like they were underwater. It was a classic case of “you get what you pay for.” As I was looking for a proper replacement, I gave it a thought about how modern cars now have those “glued-on iPads” for an infotainment system. Don’t get me wrong, it’s functional and (sometimes) simple to use. You get Google Maps at eye…