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Ford’s largest and best-selling pickup truck now comes with a more practical diesel engine, producing 253-PS and a phenomenal 596-Nm of torque.

As global oil prices considerably settled at $85 per barrel, higher oil prices will reign again at Philippine petroleum pumps in this coming week.

Malacañang will find a way to assist the beleaguered public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers amid the skyrocketing prices of pump fuel.

Amid new fears of demand slump for oil commodities, prices of gasoline products at Philippine pumps will be on P1.20 per liter rollback this week; while diesel prices will be reduced by P1.30 per liter.

Consumers’ pockets will be slightly off from financial pressure next week as prices are anticipated to be on rollback at petroleum pumps, based on the calculation of the oil companies.

Motorists filling up their vehicles with diesel products will be able to cut their fuel budgets this week by P0.35 per liter; and for those using gasoline, there will be a marginal rollback of P0.10 per liter.

Consumers will need to shell out more for their fuel budgets this week as the price of diesel products will be higher by P1.05 per liter; while gasoline product costs will rise by P1.00 per liter, according to the pricing adjustment announcements of the oil companies.

We take a look at the 2020 Honda CR-V, which takes the best features of many SUVs —like the diesel engine and seven-seats of a truck-based SUV and the tech and luxury features of large crossovers — to create a truly tempting package.

Domestic pump prices will continue to make a dent on consumers’ pockets next week as the costs of gasoline and diesel products will be on another round of upswing based on the calculation of the oil companies.

Motorists using diesel in their vehicles will be shelling out additional P0.60 per liter; and P0.50 per liter for gasoline, based on the upward adjustments implemented by the oil companies this week.

Filipino motorists filling up their vehicles with gasoline products will generate savings this week as the price of this commodity will be down by P0.25 per liter this week.

It will be another week of mixed bag adjustments at petroleum pumps next week as gasoline prices will be on rollback by P0.30 to P0.45 per liter; while diesel prices will go up by P0.20 to P0.30 per liter.