Last Thursday, I brought my Hyundai Getz Gina to Hyundai Global City - Fort Bonifacio to have MJ, the accessories man, work on the AVT car alarm, which conked out on me barely a month after purchase.

It turns out the actuator of my Hyundai Getz car alarm was faulty, so the folks at Hyundai Fort Bonifacio replaced it with a new one. The warranty ensured I didn’t have to pay anything, and to cool my steamy head, they threw in a free car wash! I picked up my Philippines Hyundai Getz from the casa sparkling clean and with new car alarm!

This could’ve been a bad situation, but the folks here, MJ and Romeo among them, handled it coolly and calmly, throwing in a freebie and replacing the piece no questions asked. Like I said before, the service here is impeccable. Have your Hyundai Getz checke d up here, you won’t regret it.

My Hyundai Getz is getting thirsty, and it ain’t my fault.

Gas prices were raised another buck today, bringing the range of prices anywhere from Php41.73 to Php44.76 a liter.

At this rate, it may get to that point when I’m not going to be able to go to work! How can Gina, my beautiful Hyundai Getz gas guzzler, travel me to work if I can’t afford to fill her tank up with gas? What do I have to do, sell a kidney?

My Hyundai Getz car alarm is acting up. Whenever I press the ‘lock’ button, it makes this high-pitched grinding sound. I think it has something to do with the locking mechanism, but whatever its cause, it is painful on the ears and a bit of a sore point in the mornings when everything is quiet.

*SQUEAK!* Ouch! Grrrrr!

I don’t think this is the fault of the folks at Hyundai Global City - Fort Bonifacio, but I’ll be bringing the car in for them to take a look-see. If this is a product flaw, you can bet your pwet I won’t be recommending this particular Hyundai Getz alarm anymore!