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Back on track, shifting to a higher gear
By Ira Panganiban
Mar 29, 2022 12:15 am

OF the many industries that were hit hard during the two years of solid lockdowns caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the auto industry was expected to bleed the most.

Cars and trucks are made and sold by real human beings and bought by actual persons too. No self-respecting car owner will ever say he or she will buy a motor vehicle without seeing the product in person.

Car makers are shifting to a higher gear as the economy reopens more. PHOTO FROM TOYOTA MOTORS FACEBOOK PAGE

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