Before the music hit. Before the pyro flared. There was that instant when you knew something bigger than life was about to happen. Sometimes it wasn’t a superstar on foot. Sometimes it was the roar of an engine, the glare of headlights, the slow roll of a vehicle that instantly told you who had arrived and what kind of chaos was coming. For a generation of fans who grew up in the late 1990s and early 2000s, these moments appeared on TV and became an integral part of our daily lives. We asked our siblings to lie down with piles…
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The holiday season is over and yes, we’re officially back to normal programming. If you’re already wondering where to chill, or maybe somewhere new to chill with music and food in the mix, same here. The urge to escape a little? Valid. Without further ado, we’ve summed up some of the nearest places around the metro so you won’t have to do the searching yourself. Perfect for an easy drive around the city plus a few upcoming shows and events to look forward to as we step into 2026. Vroom, got you covered. CONCERT You were just minding your own…
Manila, Philippines – December 2025 – Tesla marked its first year in the Philippines by highlighting its strong momentum in electric mobility, energy efficiency, and the growing community of electric vehicle (EV) owners across the country. In less than a year since deliveries began, Tesla has become one of the leading EV brands in the local market, reflecting the increasing interest of Filipinos in sustainable transportation. Efficiency and Performance on Philippine Roads Tesla models also achieved top efficiency ratings in the Department of Energy’s recent fuel economy run, underscoring how electric vehicles can deliver powerful performance while remaining highly energy…
What comes to mind when we say “EDSA”?The traffic? Naturally.The historical marches of People Power 1 and 2? Absolutely.Maybe even that unforgettable—and controversial—Diana Zubiri FHM photoshoot.EDSA is many things, but quiet has never been one of them. Until, briefly, it was.In the early days of the pandemic, our collective image of the busiest road in the Philippines shifted. Suddenly, the north-to-south sprint from Monumento to Baclaran took less than an hour. Cars were few, checkpoints were everywhere, and walking along flyovers and underpasses—once unthinkable—became oddly normal. In 2020, EDSA turned into a 23.8-kilometer stretch of stillness running through six major…
This year’s been a wild ride, so let’s welcome 2026 with a bang. Holiday crowds are in full swing, everyone’s wrapping things up, and your brain’s probably already tired. We get it. Between wrapping up the year, dodging traffic, and figuring out last-minute plans, choosing where to be shouldn’t add to the stress. Whether you’re ringing in 2026 over good food, countdown parties, or just a cozy spot to unwind and reflect there are plenty of places worth stepping out for. Vroom’s got your holiday and NYE hours covered. Places to celebrate NYE Here are some places you’ll surely like…
New Year’s Eve in the Philippines is chaotic. Fireworks go off early, smoke settles everywhere, streets that were open an hour ago suddenly aren’t. And at some point before midnight, someone nearby will rev their engine like it’s part of the program. While most of us are focused on food, family, and the countdown, our cars are usually left to fend for themselves. But a few small decisions on New Year’s Eve can save you from scratches, smells, and unnecessary stress on January 1. Here’s how to look after your car while the rest of the neighborhood celebrates. Cover Your…
There was a time when Philippine roads carried far more names than we see today. Some were local, some international, some familiar, others quietly ambitious. They were part of daily life, seen in family driveways, taxi fleets, service roads, and old advertisements we barely remember now. And then, almost without notice, many of them disappeared. What happened to all of them? Some vanished because of politics and industrial policy. Others were undone by global corporate collapse or regional financial crises. A few simply couldn’t keep up as the market changed faster than they could adapt. What remains today are memories,…
Christmas week means slowing down and spending more time with the people who matter most. Whether it’s family catch-ups or chill hangouts with friends, staying in the Metro doesn’t mean missing out. So we’ve rounded up a few spots around Metro Manila and near spots where you can make the most of the week—perfect for easy drives, quick escapes, and laid-back holiday moments. Quiz Night Last minute brain stretch before you do your Noche Buena? Catch these spots in Makati Brain Buster When: December 24, 2025Where: 225 Lounge, Esteban AbadaTime: 4:00 – 6:00 PMLink:https://www.instagram.com/p/DShSCLOEQzK/?igsh=eWExejFrbjFxZm1o COMMON KNOWLEDGE: QUIZ NIGHT When: December…
A holiday drive guide for Filipino families who know the best Christmas stories start on the road, not at the destination. Christmas in the Philippines does not start with carols. It starts with a full tank, a family group chat saying “alis na kami,” and traffic that somehow feels more festive and more chaotic at the same time. Before your car carries gifts, a tub of mango graham, three generations of opinions, and that one tita ready to audit your life choices, make sure it’s ready for the season of reunions, reroutes, and random stopovers. Whether you are heading to…
Smart picks for Filipinos looking to stretch their year-end bonus. December isn’t just the season of traffic jams, reunions, and holiday rush; it’s also one of the most strategic times to buy a car in the Philippines. With 13th-month pay, year-end bonuses, and holiday cash coming in, many Filipinos suddenly have more flexibility in their budget. At the same time, dealerships are under pressure to clear inventory before the year ends. With buyers having extra cash and sellers eager to close deals, December becomes one of the best months to shop for a car. Whether you’re planning to start 2026…