Did your car get flooded at the height of Typhoon Ondoy (International codename: Ketsana) or Typhoon Pepeng (International codename: Parma) and now you’re still waiting for advice when it can be brought in for repair? What if your car was already under repair but it turns out you will have to wait for several months for spare parts like a computer box for example to become available? Maybe it’s simply too expensive to have the flood damage to your car repaired because your car insurance doesn’t cover Acts of God or flood damage?

Read the rest of this entry

Pardon me if I may have been bombarding you with a lot of listings of repossessed cars for sale from a number of banks lately. It just so happens that a bunch of them came out this week and the deadlines for the submission of bids are already next week so I really need to post them here quickly. I’m also quite sure that there are lots of people out there searching for bargain second hand used cars and I really hope that by posting these listings of repossessed cars here, I am able to help in my own little way.

Anyway, this is the last one I will post (for now) as this is the last one remaining. This list of repossessed vehicles is from United Coconut Planter’s Bank (UCPB). Read the rest of this entry