Sighting of TrailB (LT) this morning( UN ave.) while walking toward my workplace, color is gray ,I presumed katatapos lang ng owner mag breakfast sa Lido he he he. I feel elated whenever I see one on the street.
*safala
If you have spare time paki post mo naman pic ng sill of your rear topside bumper, kasi sa akin ang inilagay ko temporarily is yung 3M anti-slip strips (transparent) okey rin it shield the surface from scratches & its not for long dahil medyo manipis lang.,thanks
Guys I received a text message from Christine of Chevrolet Philippines' Customer Relations. Here is her text:
"Hi (my name), all csrs are not yet available. Its still with LTO. Delay was due to renewal of ALL car manufacturers' accreditation plus the end of contract of Stratcom (IT service provider of LTO. Our liason officer will go back to LTO tomorrow to check the status. Will keep you posted for any developments. Tnx"
So guys, I think we need to call the LTO na. Be ready with your VINs.
Last edited by numbah5; January 17th, 2013 at 04:13 PM.
hello... newbie sa tsikot.com
im a proud owner of a TB
4x4 LTZ Summit White Chevy Nueva Ecija purchased Nov. 2
just want to share how happy am I with my TB
didn't had any problems to date...
did ran it from Nueva Ecija to La Union
and almost everytime I'm home, I drive it at SCTEX
best FC is 13km/l
Hi to NO PLATE, NO TRAVEL
I was informed by numbah5 that , we, no LTO Plates are not exempted from coding? kasi sinita raw sya sa makati ,though no ticket issue, verbal warning lang.
Honestly even a little consideration I don't entertain this idea, yung last digit ng conduction sticker will serves as the basis daw. I remember sa Monty nangyari yan sa akin dahil almost one month na yung Purchase Receipt, ganon din verbal warning lang, ano say ninyo????.
Hi sir *rhounael! Welcome to the Trailblazer thread! I'll be posting your name at the list below. Please post pics of your TrailB. Thanks!
Chevrolet Trailblazer owners:
1. steer 2.5 LT 4x2 M/T Chevrolet Makati October 1, 2012 Manila Summit White
2. RTS 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet North EDSA October 24, 2012 Auburn Brown
3. novice12 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Otis October 31, 2012 Oceanic Blue
4. safala 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet North EDSA Nov. 5, 2012 Sizzled Red
5. xpac 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Alabang Nov. 22 2012 Oceanic Blue
6. delta00 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Pampanga Nov. 29, 2012 Switchblade Silver
7. buddy 2.5 LT 4x2 M/T Chevrolet Pampanga Nov. 29, 2012 Sapphire Black
8. migz71 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Greenhills-EDSA Nov. 23, 2012 Sapphire Black
9. go_gerry 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Mandaue-Cebu Nov. 14, 2012 Sapphire Black
10. Happyart 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Makati Nov. 7, 2012 Sapphire Black
11. johnP 2.5 LT 4x2 M/T Chevrolet Davao Nov. 12, 2012 Auburn Brown
12. satriasis 2.8 LTZ 4X4 A/T Chevrolet Quezon Ave. Dec.15,2012 Auburn Brown
13. albert_b 2.5 LT 4x2 M/T Chevrolet Pasig Dec. 21, 2012 Royal Gray
14. ram angle 2.8 LTZ 4X4 A/T Chevrolet Commonwealth Dec.28, 2012 Royal Gray
15. Tata Lino 2.8 LTZ 4X4 A/T Chevrolet Quezon Ave. Dec.27, 2012 Sapphire Black
16. jojo728 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Greenhills-EDSA Nov. 24, 2012 Royal Grey
17. numbah5 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Otis-Manila Jan. 3, 2013 Sapphire Black
18. zephyro90 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Otis-Manila Jan 12, 2013 Auburn Brown
19. rhounael 2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T Chevrolet Nueva Ecija Nov. 2, 2012 Summit White
Colors:
Summit White - 2
Auburn Brown - 4
Oceanic Blue - 2
Switchblade Silver - 1
Sapphire Black - 6
Sizzled Red - 1
Royal Gray - 3
Variants:
2.5 LT 4x2 M/T - 4
2.8 LTZ 4x4 A/T - 15
Dealership:
Alabang - 1
Commonwealth - 1
Makati - 2
North EDSA - 2
Otis-Manila - 3
Pampanga - 2
Greenhills-EDSA - 2
Mandaue-Cebu - 1
Davao - 1
Quezon Ave - 2
Pasig - 1
Nueva Ecija - 1
Matagal na sir 'to. Especially in Makati, vehicles with no plates will have their coding schedules via their conduction stickers.
Here's a reference, (Section 2. Coverage and Application)
License plates include Vanity License Plates (VLP) and the Optional Motor Vehicle Special Plates (OMVSP) issued by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) and, for the purpose of implementation of the UVVRP, the last numerical digit of the same shall determine the day the vehicle is covered by the UVVRP. Without prejudice to applicable LTO rules on the matter, the last digit of the unexpired and valid conduction stickers issued by the LTO to newly acquired vehicles shall be considered in the implementation of the UVVRP.
AFAIK, exempted sa RA na pinost ni *EQAddict yung mga newly purchased cars
The Number Coding Scheme, officially named the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP), is a traffic management program in the Philippines that aims to reduce the amount of vehicular traffic in Metro Manila, the metropolitan area of the country's capital.[1] The program is enforced by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority. The basic idea behind the program is that vehicles whose plate number ends in a particular number is barred from using the main streets of Metro Manila on particular days. For instance, vehicles whose plate numbers end in 1 or 2 cannot be brought out to the main streets on Mondays. The program's original proposal mandated that the color of the roofs of public transportation, like jeepneys and buses, is used as the basis for barring of these vehicles. Hence, the program is also often known as the Color Coding Scheme.