Quezon isn’t finished, I still have an entire model lineup to finish.
I’ve taken a break from Automation for a while until all mods are updated for the new engine, and once that’s done i’ll continue work on this.
tOTALLY NOT HONDA ACCORD MY KAIBIGAN AHAHAHA YES YES NO JAPAN PHILIPPINE ONLY HAHA
This article is about the Quezon Laguna luxury sports sedan manufactured by Quezon Motors. For the boring French midsize car, see Renault Laguna.
It is 2008. The global financial crisis has began winding down.
Fortunately for Quezon, the crisis had not affected the Philippines all too much.
And so, in the Philippine summer of that year, a legend would finally return.
20 years after the last Laguna rolled off the production line.
People weren’t expecting something such as this, however.
At last, the wait was over. After a whole 20 years of hiatus the iconic Quezon Laguna name would return in its fourth-generation (2008-2014).
Quezon decided to upmarket the Laguna name. Instead of competing with its former rivals, the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro, the Laguna now competed with cars like the Cadillac CTS-V, Mercedes E63 AMG, and higher end Marksman Sabres.
Unlike any of its competitors however, the Laguna never was available as a 2-door coupe.
From launch it would receive 2 engine choices of either a 3.6L SOHC V6 or a 5.0L DOHC V8, both mated to a 7-speed automagic transmission.
The 3.6L Quezon V6 was similar to the one in the Cordova, with power increased to 292 in order to handle the Laguna’s heavier weight. The Laguna equipped with a V6 can hit 60 in 6 seconds.
Meanwhile on the higher end of things, the Quezon 5.0 V8 made 465 horsepower, and could hit 60 in 4.6 seconds, matching that of the Cadillac.
Interior-wise the Lagunas’ interiors were nothing to scoff at. With leather upholstery all around ,subtle hints of carbon fibre around the dashboard and centre console, power operated everything idk whatever and a special touchscreen SatNav manufactured by Philippine company MyPhone.
In 2010, Quezon would produce a variant of the Laguna featuring a 7.5L DOHC V8 making 730hp, called the “7.5 GT”. Quezon announced that the 7.5 GT would be available with either a 6-speed manual transmission or a 7-speed automatic. In the end, only the 7-speed automatic would be sold to the public due to problems with manufacturing. The 7.5GT hit 60 in a not-much-quicker 4.3 seconds with the 7-speed auto.
In the midst of all that however, the 7.5 Laguna GT would set a record for one of the fastest four-door sedans around the Nürburgring in 2011, with a lap time of 7:51 (While running semi-slick tyres).
The Opulent, reimagined.
Princesa in Ultra Copper with stainless steel flagpoles and 23 inch 5-spoke Alloy Wheels.
Classic Quezon Styling.
Princesa in Manila Prestige with stainless steel flagpoles and 23 inch 5-spoke Alloy Wheels.
Modern Performance.
Princesa in Supremo Red with optional 23-inch wheels and All-wheel-drive.
Designed and Built in the Philippines.*
You can taste the rainbow.
Quezon Princesa V10-RWD - $115,000 * MSRP
Quezon Princesa V10-AWD - $128,000 * MSRP
Interior Extras
Ibarra Dashboard Mounted Clock - $3,000*
Alligator Leather Interior Lining - $5,000*
Narra Wood Interior Lining - $6,000*
Philippine Bamboo Interior Lining - $7,000*
Stainless Steel Interior Lining - $8,500*
Carved Philippine Pearl Infotainment Buttons - $10,000
Carved Philippine Pearl Steering Wheel Buttons - $15,000*
Carved Philippine Pearl Seat Embeds - $20,000*
Ibarra 18K Gold Dashboard Mounted Clock - $35,000*
18K Gold Interior Lining - $50,000*
Exterior Extras
Jet Black Flag Poles - $1,000*
Stainless Steel Flag Poles - $1,500*
Titanium Flag Poles - $2,000*
Carbon Fibre Flag Poles - $3,500*
18K Gold-plated Flag Poles - $6,000*
18K Gold-infused Headlights - $10,000*
18K Gold-plated Window Trim - $15,000
18K Gold-plated Grille - $30,000*
23-inch 5-spoke Alloy Wheels - $25,000*
Nichelim SuperTrack-600 GT-SR Tyres - $10,000*
That is a seriously impressive machine - it’s as much sports as luxury, and it’s powerful and opulent enough to make a Wraith or Flying Spur blush. I still wish there were more exterior colors available; a deep metallic green or blue would be nice to have at this price point.
Filipinos can seriously make a car. Hot damn.
An alternatively sporty luxury carriage.
Proper looks for a proper sportscar.
Also available with all-wheel-drive in the Cordova GT.
No compromises, we promise.
Interior Extras
Ibarra Dashboard Mounted Clock - $3,000*
Narra Wood Interior Lining - $3,000*
Philippine Bamboo Interior Lining - $4,000*
Stainless Steel Interior Lining - $5,500*
Exterior Extras
Jet Black Flag Poles - $1,000*
Stainless Steel Flag Poles - $1,500*
Titanium Flag Poles - $2,000*
Carbon Fibre Flag Poles - $3,500*
18-inch 5-spoke Carbon Fibre Wheels - $15,000*
Nichelim SuperTrack-400 GT Tyres - $4,000*
Drive with true style in the new 2015 Laguna.
Refreshed looks.
Laguna 5.0 in Davies White.
Interior Extras
Ibarra Dashboard Mounted Clock - $3,000*
Narra Wood Interior Lining - $3,000*
Philippine Bamboo Interior Lining - $4,000*
Stainless Steel Interior Lining - $5,500*
Carved Philippine Pearl Infotainment Buttons - $7,000*
Carved Philippine Pearl Steering Wheel Buttons - $10,000*
Carved Philippine Pearl Seat Embeds - $12,500*
18K Gold Interior Lining - $25,000*
Ibarra 18K Gold Dashboard Mounted Clock - $35,000*
Exterior Extras
Stainless Steel Flagpoles - $1,000*
18K Gold Trunk Lettering - $6,000*
18K Gold-plated Grille - $10,000*
Nichelim SuperTrack-750 GT-SR Semislicks - $7,500* **
**Standard on Super Eagle Package
A familiar name, yet an entirely new machine.
220-MPH Comfort.
Equipped with Peach Leather Upholstery.
The quickest Quezon yet.
Princesa Coupe-GT in Princesa Silver.
For ultimate driving confidence. Our most advanced design yet.
Color choices? We’ve got them.
Quezon Princesa Coupe-GT - $170,000* MSRP
Quezon Princesa Targa-GT - $177,000* MSRP
Interior Upholstery Options & Other Extras
White Cloth Upholstery - $2,500*
Mocha Cloth Upholstery - $3,000*
White Leather Upholstery - $5,500*
Mocha Leather Upholstery - $6,500*
Peach Leather Upholstery - $8,500*
Ibarra Dashboard Mounted Clock - $3,000*
Narra Wood Interior Lining - $2,000*
Philippine Bamboo Interior Lining - $3,000*
Stainless Steel Interior Lining - $4,500*
Carved Philippine Pearl Infotainment Buttons - $7,000*
Carved Philippine Pearl Steering Wheel Buttons - $16,000*
Carved Philippine Pearl Seat Embeds - $16,500*
18K Gold Interior Lining - $20,000*
Ibarra 18K Gold Dashboard Mounted Clock - $35,000*
Exterior Extras
Stainless Steel Flagpoles - $1,500*
Titanium Flag Poles - $2,500*
Carbon Fibre Flag Poles - $4,000*
18K Gold-plated Flag Poles - $7,000*
18K Gold Trunk Lettering - $6,000*
18K Gold-infused Headlights - $10,000*
18K Gold-plated Grille - $15,000*
23-inch 5-spoke Alloy Wheels - $25,000*
Nichelim SuperTrack-850 GT-SSR Tyres - $20,000*
More than meets the eye in the New Princesa.
The most opulent Quezon sedan yet.
Equipped with Peach Leather Upholstery.
Unparalleled performance from a 4-door sedan.
Princesa Sedan in Midnight Azur Prestige.
All-new advanced internal design.
Somewhere, over the Quezon rainbow.
Quezon Princesa V8 AWD - $110,000* MSRP
Quezon Princesa V10 RWD - $130,000* MSRP
Quezon Princesa V10 AWD - $138,000* MSRP
Interior Upholstery Options & Other Extras
White Cloth Upholstery - $2,500*
Mocha Cloth Upholstery - $3,000*
White Leather Upholstery - $5,500*
Mocha Leather Upholstery - $6,500*
Peach Leather Upholstery - $8,500*
Ibarra Dashboard Mounted Clock - $3,000*
Alligator Leather Interior Lining - $5,000*
Narra Wood Interior Lining - $6,000*
Philippine Bamboo Interior Lining - $7,000*
Stainless Steel Interior Lining - $8,500*
Carved Philippine Pearl Infotainment Buttons - $11,000
Carved Philippine Pearl Steering Wheel Buttons - $17,000*
Carved Philippine Pearl Seat Embeds - $22,000*
Ibarra 18K Gold Dashboard Mounted Clock - $35,000*
18K Gold Interior Lining - $60,000*
Exterior Extras
Jet Black Flag Poles - $1,000*
Stainless Steel Flag Poles - $1,500*
Titanium Flag Poles - $2,000*
Carbon Fibre Flag Poles - $3,500*
18K Gold-plated Flag Poles - $6,000*
18K Gold Trunk Lettering - $6,000*
18K Gold-infused Headlights - $10,000*
18K Gold-plated Grille - $15,000*
23-inch 5-spoke Alloy Wheels - $25,000*
Nichelim SuperTrack-800 GT-SR Tyres - $10,000*
I never expected Quezon to make vehicles like the Princesa 
. But the delicate and beautifully put together designs leave for an incredible result, and I cannot get over those taillights. Not to mention the insane and incredible engineering of these beautiful and ferocious vehicles are very realistic and give the cars much more personality than they already do. Good job I’ve been left speechless multiple times by these vehicles.
Thank you very much!
No problem I always enjoy seeing your cars! And decided to finally share my thoughts.
The way all of your cars fit together perfectly is incredible! I love how original your cars are and how they are always recognizable as a Quezon. The Princesa has a wonderful design and so much detail on the website, hopefully I can reach such levels of proffessionalism. Cant wait to read about the next one!
Thanks a lot!
some side project of mine i guess
Quezon SR Vision Gran Turismo
Developed to be the “mother of all Quezons”, the SR Vision Gran Turismo. A joint development from the Quezon design team and Gran Turismo.
This car takes the term “gran turismo” or “grand tourer” to a new level.
Its powertrain, the iconic 10-litre V10, has been carefully tweaked to provide smooth acceleration, yet still be able to achieve a nearly unimaginable 1,200 horsepower and 1,100lb-ft of torque that is purely naturally aspirated. Combined with a 7-speed dual clutch all-wheel-drive drivetrain, this allows for both great performance and ultimate ride smoothness.
The unique Quezon pentagrille design featured on every Quezon since the Cordova, has arrived on the SR VGT to make it true to the current design language. The lights are made to match each other front to back, and the large side vent to add to the car’s aggressiveness.
The interior is built to Philippine handicraft standards, with inspiration taken from past Quezon models and famous Philippine landmarks merged into the grand touring design philosophy. All merging together to create a beautiful, opulent and well-made cockpit for ultimate grand touring standards.
Its architecture and shaping sets the vehicle’s cockpit not too low, but not too high. Giving the perfect view for the accordant, scenic driving the vehicle was designed for.
The controls are laid out for utmost driveability and ease-of use. The steering wheel with variable weight adjustment and set to the perfect shape. The wraparound screen with the information laid out to the driver’s peripheral vision. The windshield featuring holograms to provide extra information on location, speed, and other such needs. Providing you with an experience no other grand tourer would be able to.
An experience, unmistakably Quezon.
The Quezon SR Vision Gran Turismo, designed to showcase Quezon’s true idea of the perfect grand tourer. Available to drive in Tran Gurismo Sport, players will quickly realize this car is more than what exactly meets the eye.
Quezon’s legendary roadster returns with an electric twist.
Driver oriented, electrifying performance.
Quintessentially driver-focused.
New Electric Platform.
Electrifyingly Colorful
Quezon SR-3 6MT - $39,000* MSRP
Quezon SR-3 7AT - $40,000* MSRP
Quezon SR-e 150kW - $47,000* MSRP
Quezon SR-e 200kW - $52,000* MSRP
Exterior Extras
Jet Black Flag Poles - $1,000*
Stainless Steel Flag Poles - $1,500*
Titanium Flag Poles - $2,000*
Carbon Fibre Flag Poles - $3,500*
Nichelim SuperTrack-500 GT-SR Tyres - $5,000*
Same incredible consistency and effort, with every new Quezon you always know who made it! Great work as always.
Is this new Quezon SR built on a transverse-engined platform like its predecessor? If so, it would be among the best front-drivers you could buy right now in non-hybrid form.
The SR-3 is, yes. The SR-e meanwhile is built on an all-new electric platform stolen from Tesla designed definitely in house. 
