The Philippine church I work for has a Mitsubishi van we call Vanna Vanna. I drove her a few weeks ago from Fort Bonifacio to Caloocan and back. By the time I got back, my back was so sore I was in pain for the rest of the day! I had to call the next day in sick!

Okay, so hindi ako sanay, but still…

If you’re in the mood for pain, drive an L300. YUCK. Never again!

Yesterday, Michelle of Hyundai Global City Hub visited me at my office at the Fort to give me my Philippine car insurance policy. That’s the first time anyone’s ever gone out of their way to help me out since I purchased my car and Jason Chung delivered a temporary permit to me so I could keep my Hyundai Getz on the road without a license plate.

I was so impressed with her professionalism. When I told her I couldn’t come over, she said she’d come to me. And lo and behold, she came over with the policy a few minutes after. I filled out three checks – because you can pay your insurance in three gives with Hyundai Fort Bonifacio! – and we were done in five minutes. The fastest, most convenient car insurance provider I’ve ever had the pleasure to deal with. If you’re looking for a good car insurance provider, I’d recommend ‘em.

My Hyundai Getz’s insurance expires on the 17th, which means another fresh batch of insurance payments. *sigh*

It’s absolutely essential one gets insurance, though. If I didn’t have any, I would’ve had to pay PHP40,000++ to get Gina fixed from my accident last year. Yessirree, we definitely need insurance.

Click here to read about my Hyundai Getz insurance experience last year.