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The terrain in the Philippines is very unforgiving, with vast tropical rainforest, 4th largest coastline in the World way bigger than the US means lots of sand! Tons of of active volcanoes, frequent landslide due to typhoons, the list goes on. So it makes sense the 4x4 culture has always been to conquer nature.

not sure about the US... But in PH, we really got either really bad urban roads, or just no roads at all. There's a lot of just utilitarian mechanics and car communities here. There's a lot of driving/riding groups that travel the whole country to push/test their vehicles, and just to tour the country.

I'm a Filipino here, and yes I agree to this 😅. We Filipino's live in an environment where rural areas are dominant while some areas are occupied with urban lifestyle And yes apart from a tiny fraction of tuner cars, we have a sh*t ton of loud motorcycles 😅

@@zaiidtrazo3042 Most of are roads are in pretty good condition, off-road is more of a hobby here than a necessity, you can get anywhere you need to in any car. Some areas of the US have it worse than others, but 95%+ is very well maintained. You have to purposefully go out of the way to need ANY real off-road capability, especially where I'm from (very large urban area). Even in more rural areas, most roads are paved, just usually asphalt or gravel instead of concrete. It's still extremely common to see lifted and widened trucks with like 30" rims, and knobby low-profile 'mud tires', and all of the LED underglow. Some of these guys I see spend over $100k for useless trucks that LOOK off-road, 100% paved roads.

There's also a lot of trails and campsites you can go to. We are part of an offroading club, and we go to trails and campsites a few times a month, sometimes weekly. There's also a lot variety: mud, sand, rough roads, jungle trails, boulder crawls, river crossings, all within a few hours from metro manila. There's a lot of places to go to and a lot of stuff to do for offroaders and overlanders in the Philippines, it's a very worthwhile hobby to get into if you live here.

Thanks for watching the vids 🙏🏻

u forgot the politicians ;)

The statement that most Filipinos are poor is just a fact any way you try to dissect it. You can put it on a graph,a pie chart, or just simple numbers and it's still a fact.

​@@truss6282 It's because of overpopulation, majority of people in the Philippines are not needed and are not supported by its infrastructure and resources so they are left with scraps. It's unfortunate but that's how it is

@@truss6282 How does that change the fact that there are still MILLIONS of Filipinos who aren't poor though?

@@truss6282 I'm telling the truth here. Assuming that EVERYBODY IS POOR just because a country is considered poorer than it's neighbors is illogical. How many cars do you see in the video? 100? 200? even if there's 1,000 cars in there, that's still not a lot. But there are so many people in the comments questioning how a Filipino can afford something like that when realistically speaking based on the population itself, there's nothing shocking about it. The viewers who are like you are just assuming that the average Filipino earning the average minimum wage is the one who owns of those cars when in reality, the Filipinos who owns those cars are in the minority because they are earning a lot of money. Way more money than the average Filipino guy and Filipino girl working in the malls for 8 hours. So even if you say 90% are poor and living in the slum areas. There's still that 10% who are living large and that's about 11,800,000 out of the 118,000,000 population in the Philippines. That's still a lot of rich people in one country. If you compare that percentage in European countries where the population is only about 10,000,000 or less then the Philippines has more rich people just because of the population. Do you get that?

Amen to that! Such a good channel 🤟🏼

Thank you the support dude!

Nissan Skyline never did anything for me personally. The micro vans were more impressive to me! I would rather have one of trucks than a skyline ! Skylines were not popular until the Fast and Furious movies!

Cebu has not alot of OTJ scene so that's why

@@powergray8682 Makes sense, but it seems like a pretty big show, and I’ve driven across several states for shows so figured they’d get trailered/driven in from around the area, not just locally. The again, I’m guessing it’s not as easy as just driving there.

​@@Low_JoeTagaytay and Cebu are very far from each other... B2B carshow go around in different cities here in the Philippines to host carshows and they do it every year so there's no point to trailer or ship your car to a different city just to show but some do especially the richer ones and yes it would be hard to trailer your car to different places since we are in different islands it would be better to ship it in a container

@@powergray8682 Interesting. Yeah all the islands is what I meant where you just can’t drive. One day I’ll get there to see for myself. Long overdue.

Yes I was disappointed in the lack of Jeepneys there but hopefully I’ll have some Jeepney content coming soon.

I've imported a few to Alabama and sell them

@@dosstheboss100 You know what Chad said, import duty tax around this area is double or triple the price a.k.a expensive. Ain't no way I gonna buy a truck that has the same price as my house if the hype's hit. But when I think it back that's what make SEA car culture different on which is a good thing. They made uninteresting car interesting.

Does the us version have a Diesel engine available? Edit: no diesel available in the US- Shame. The diesel has been proven in Australia , Thailand, Vietnam, PI, Africa- At a cheaper price.

Cars and girls 😅👌

yeah most filipinos are insecure 😁 they want to go big like americans

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