Oil Price Rollback Scheduled Tomorrow
If you can, fill up on fuel tomorrow as petroleum companies have started to announce a rollback on their products then.
First to announce the rollback at around 8 AM today is independent oil company PTT Philippines, with its gasoline prices going down by PHP0.25 per liter and diesel at PHP0.10 per liter at 6 AM tomorrow, Tuesday, October 22.
Total (Philippines) then announced just before noon today that it will also adjust its prices by the same rate and at the same date and time tomorrow as well.
Other petroleum companies are expected to follow suit as well.
Global automotive giant Nissan has officially unveiled its electric crossover Nissan Ariya designed to carry more load with less carbon...
Leaders of the Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) condemned the recent ‘big time oil price hike’ implemented by oil firms across...
While welcoming the decision to allow couples on motorcycles, a lawmaker has aired his vehement opposition to requiring them to...
Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation (TMP) has unveiled a free booking service mobile phone application called SWATRide, showing that it is...
The City of Valenzuela has issued a notice to driving instructors and the public at large, stating that no student...
The COVID-19 pandemic might not be over yet, but that won't stop Autombili Lamborghini from reopening its museum to the...
Following its 65th anniversary, Yamaha, through its local distributor, brought to the country the latest addition to its roster, the...
The head of the Ayala-led Kia Philippines played a different tune when he said that they are planning to "unbox"...
With the National Capital Region (NCR) now in general community quarantine (GCQ), mass transport services have gradually returned to the...
Steadily increasing traffic congestion has proven to be one of the most serious problems in large metropolitan areas across the...
Japanese automotive brand Mazda has plenty of reasons to be optimistic despite the gloomy situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic....
The Corolla is inarguably Toyota’s most versatile nameplate, regularly changing with the times and enduring various changes to its look....
The Hyundai Elantra is one of the more popular compact sedans in the market today, thanks to its combination of...
The leadership of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has announced that pillion riding or backriding will...
Japanese automaker Mazda is celebrating its centennial anniversary, and the local distributor wants everyone to join in on the fun...
German brand Volkswagen—whose cars are distributed under AC Motors—has opened another sales avenue for its offerings by bringing them to...
Global automotive giant Nissan has officially unveiled its electric crossover Nissan Ariya designed to carry more load with less carbon...
Leaders of the Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) condemned the recent ‘big time oil price hike’ implemented by oil firms across...
While welcoming the decision to allow couples on motorcycles, a lawmaker has aired his vehement opposition to requiring them to...
Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation (TMP) has unveiled a free booking service mobile phone application called SWATRide, showing that it is...
The classic two-door and first-ever four-door trims of Ford’s new Bronco sub-brand are finally here, and they look ready to...
The City of Valenzuela has issued a notice to driving instructors and the public at large, stating that no student...
The COVID-19 pandemic might not be over yet, but that won't stop Autombili Lamborghini from reopening its museum to the...
It doesn't get any brawnier than this: Dodge Durango is all set to unleash pure adrenaline in the newest 2021...
The local automotive industry as a whole has yet to recover from the slump brought by the lengthy quarantine, but...
After announcing it back in March this year, Mitsubishi Motors Philippine Corporation (MMPC) reiterated the existence of the sportiest variant...
