Owning your dream car has never been this easy and super affordable! Choose your desired car below and ask yourself the self assessment questions and find out if you qualify and if you can avail the car, that dream car that you want!

Photos below are all Toyota cars. If you want Mazda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Honda and others.. we can work that out for you too!

2010 TOYOTA – VIOS – ALTIS – INNOVA – AVANZA – FORTUNER – HIACE – CARS – SUV – PROMOS – DISCOUNTS – FAST APPROVAL – FAST DELIVERY!

For us to accurately answer your inquiry, please provide the following info:
■ Name
■ Location here in the Philippines
■ Mobile or landline number
■ Email Address
■ Brand and unit variant
■ Budget for down payment (Minimum required is 20%)
■ Years to pay
■ When do you need the unit

Eligibility Criteria
■ 21-65 Years Old
■ Filipino or Foreign Based Filipino
■ Gross Family Income of P50,000
■ Employed/Self-employed for 2 Years
■ First time borrowers are eligible

Requirements and Documents needed:

OFW
■ Certificate of Employment or POEA Contract
■ Proof of Remittance
■ Co-maker/Co-borrower preferrably spouse or closest relative living in the Philippines
■ Proof of Billing Address (Electric or Telephone or Water Bill)
■ 2 Valid IDs
Local Employee
■ Certificate of Employment with salary details and length of service.
■ Latest ITR (Income Tax Return)
■ Proof of Billing Address (Electric or Telephone or Water Bill)
■ 2 Valid IDs
Self-Employed
■ Latest Financial Statement with ITR
■ List of Suppliers and Customers w/ address and tel. number
■ Latest three months Bank Statement
■ Business Registration
■ Proof of Billing Address (Electric or Telephone or Water Bill)
■ 2 Valid IDs

So, it has been 6 months since my last car oil change huh. The people from Servitek sent me an SMS the other day reminding me that it is 6 months already since the last checkup. (Or course, I have been in Mazda Ortigas couple of weeks ago for the rear suspension replacement).

Regularly changing your car’s engine oil and filter is one of the most important things you can do to keep your car running well. Over time your oil breaks down and your filter becomes clogged with contaminants. Depending upon your driving habits, this may take as few as 3 months or 3,000 miles or be as long as 20,000 miles or 24 months (consult your owner’s manual for service intervals). Fortunately, changing your oil is both easy and inexpensive.

Inexpensive huh? In my case, Php 2,600 for the fully synthetic oil and the service fee is not at all cheap. And here’s a funny thing, when I was paying the bill, my wallet only has Php2,500! I was a hundred pesos short! Embarrassing! Good thing there’s an ATM nearby.

For a Do-It-Youself change oil for your car, here’s the link: http://www.wikihow.com/Change-the-Oil-in-Your-Car

But if you’re like me, or if I were you, go have some mechanic who knows what he’s doing do it for you.

Two sad things happened to me yesterday.

• Ms. M’s First Accident
• Blog’s got sandboxed

The Accident

We were suppose to go to Baguio yesterday, but that didn’t push through. We postponed it to next week because our youngest brother wanted to come with us. So it was rescheduled for next week. We decided to go to the mall instead and do our last minute xmas shopping.

When were going back home, the traffic was a nightmare. The car behind us suddendly bumb us! I hurriedly got out of the car and prepared myself for a confrontation. He said he lost the clucth pedal… The guy was flushed white! Kaawa naman, but since Ms. M only got some small scratches, I let it go.

The Sandbox

At home that night, I checked my google earnings… I was suprised that it was not the amount that I expected ($33?!). I checked my rankings and confirmed that the blog’s keywords was nowhere to be found… as of now, today, they are still not there… Oh well.. at least this blog in it.

Merry xmas!

New word for your vocabulary… pooped or pooped out.. meaning:

pooped, poop·ing, poops Slang

• To cause to become fatigued; tire: “Many people stop here, pooped by the short, steep climb” Sierra Club Guides to the National Parks.

Phrasal Verb:
poop out Slang

1. To quit because of exhaustion: poop out of a race.
2. To decide not to participate, especially at the last moment.

Fatigued and tired… that’s what I am feeling right now (or last night)… I was so pooped out that when I got home, I just want to lie down, rest, sleep and take the whole night away!

The sad part of things is that, I wasn’t able to play longer with my babies, Matt and Sean.. and my wife.

Considering I was only driving for 2 straight days… Either I need to do some more driving to set my body and adjust or I should not drive 2 days straight.

I wonder if the car needs to rest too? I dont want to replace its oil or coilovers or whatever every other month too.. So I guess I just have to drive less then… it will be good for the both of us… *wink*

I told you about stuff I bought using my hard earned blood blog money. I already bought two (yeah two, the first one was stolen) digital video camera, the Canon DC22 something. I have purchased more than a handful of DVDs and CDs and more than a couple of domain and webhosting services.

But all those things are just pennies and dimes compared to what I bought today! Oh yes, it is! Today my wife, my two sons, my mom, my brother and his wife went to Ortigas Avenue, Autocamp and bought our very first car! And not just an ordinary one… It’s a Mazda 3!! That ever suave, ever poging sedan!

Those hard times has finally paid of. Now I have my very own, first super poging car, Mazda 3!… I love making money online!

Will post the actual photos of the car on the future posts… pretty excited myself.