With regards to second hand cars and parts & services, it's really hard to find a shop that you can…read moretrust to take care of you and your car's needs. I know for a fact that people have trouble buying second hand cars not because of its condition but its history and what comes after you put a few miles on it and I get that because I have that problem too. If you live in Cebu (or anywhere in the Philippines) and you're looking to buy one, you should definitely check them out. They're the kind of people whom you want to be dealing with because they tell it like it is and they make sure everything is fixed before they release the unit. Jaski Cars have been in this business for a long time and that means something, right? That their clients have put their trust in the right people and with that comes recommendations to friends, family and business partners. Our Mazda pick-up's front end was severely damaged in a coalition with a bus (nobody was hurt, thankfully) and we took it to them and they repaired the whole thing for a good deal. The oldest car we got from them was my dad's baby Pajero and off the bat it ran like new and that was more than 10 years ago. The car's still with me and the engine's condition is still as good as it was when we bought it.

Immediately after we arrived from Cebu our 1st stop before checking into our hotel was to stop by…read moreHD in Cebu! We checked out the clothing, we got slapped in the face with sticker shock!!!! The prices are the same back in the US, if not more! Depending on the exchange rate I could have spent $118 on 3 freaking shirts! That's ridiculous!! Even though the shirts had "Cebu, Philippines" printed on them. I'm not paying almost $40 on a T-shirt. I don't ride or own a HD so it was no big deal that I walked out empty handed. But my friend who owns 2 Harley's and he must have spent half hr picking out clothing for his family and friends and he had 3 sales women helping him. After the dust settled his bill was almost $500!!!! Bawahaha! Long story short, he got rid of half of it and spent around $250