Other carmakers are busy launching new, often electrified vehicles to satiate the public’s desire for fuel efficient vehicles. At Honda Cars Philippines, they’re responding by announcing new limited offers for the month of April.
Just like the first three months of the year, the Japanese carmaker is continuing with its all-in low down payment (as low as 10 percent), low monthly amortization, or straight cash discounts throughout the month.
Among the biggest savings can be had on the Honda City 1.5 V (P 100,000) and the Civic RS e:HEV (P 100,000). Other members of the Honda family, including the Brio, BR-V, HR-V (basically everything barring the CR-V and Prelude), has savings ranging from P 10,000 to P 45,000.
For those in the market for any of Honda’s e:HEV models, however, can avail of special low cash out, low monthly amortization all-in bundle, or an extended loan term scheme via BPI.
Check out the full list of offers below.
Again and again.... Overpricing then discounting scheme.
ReplyDeleteREST IN PEACE HONDAPHIL
ReplyDeleteThere has to be an automotive blog dedicated to brands that have a very inflated sense of themselves. I’d call it Auto La-la-land.
ReplyDeletethe new honda cars philippines president should really look into their current pricing mechanism....
ReplyDeleteYeah. Overpricing then overdiscounting.
Deletesome of those are even current year models. My assumption is that it kinda gives the impression of overinflating prices which sometimes doesn't look good on prospective buyers, especially if every month naglalabas ka ng discount promos.......But idk how they really operate.
DeleteIf publications (which safe to say a lot of buyers use as basis in purchasing a vehicle) always mention that pricing doesn't justify their products, then Honda Phil. should really put those into account.
You're all making the mistake of thinking that Honda Phil is to blame here. Honda Japan is the main decision maker on price and given na Honda is being criticized for their prices in MANY markets (including the US) then the suits in Japan are really the ones to blame.
DeleteHonda should sell their car to taxi fleets if they really want to sell more.
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