Whether you’re purchasing your first vehicle, upgrading to a hybrid, or looking for a dependable everyday companion, Toyota offers more ways to experience the quality, durability, and reliability that generations of Filipinos have come to trust.
Toyota’s latest offers are designed to make vehicle ownership more accessible, with deals that cater to a variety of lifestyles and budgets.
Customers purchasing through full cash payment can maximize their savings with Toyota’s Straight Cash offers, which provide discounts on select vehicle variants, making it easier than ever to drive home a brand-new Toyota vehicle this July.
Among the featured vehicles is the Vios XLE CVT, available with straight cash savings of up to P 75,000. Renowned for its reliability, comfort, and everyday practicality, the Vios continues to be a trusted choice for Filipino motorists. It also delivers impressive fuel efficiency, achieving a combined fuel economy rating of 17.2 km/L.
For those looking to experience Toyota’s hybrid technology, the ATIV HEV is available with straight cash savings of up to P 30,000. With modern styling, advanced hybrid efficiency, and everyday comfort, the ATIV HEV delivers up to 43.7 km/L.
Customers looking for a vehicle that combines electrified performance with Toyota’s motorsports heritage can take advantage of straight cash savings of up to P 40,000 on the Corolla Cross GR-S HEV. Inspired by Toyota Gazoo Racing, the GR-Sport variant features sporty styling and dynamic driving characteristics, complemented by Toyota’s proven hybrid technology. It delivers up to 48.5 km/L.
Check out the other models available with a Straight Cash savings:
- Tamaraw FX DSL MT – P 50,000
- Wigo G – P 30,000
- Raize E CVT – P 40,000
- Avanza E CVT – P 30,000
- Veloz V – P 30,000
- Hilux 4x2 G, Conquest MT, Conquest AT – P 100,000
- Fortuner MY2025 G AT, V, Q – P 30,000
- GR Yaris MY2025 AT – P 160,000
- Free Periodic Maintenance Service (PMS) for selected Toyota models
- Exclusive Service Discount Vouchers for selected Toyota models
- Trade-in rebates of up to P 30,000, redeemable as a cash discount or for Toyota Genuine Accessories
- Free One-Year Comprehensive Insurance for select models
- Toyota 5-year warranty for all brand-new vehicles
The BYD seal5 is still a bigger more powerful, more fuel frugal, more tech than the ativ. The minimal cost difference is negligible.
ReplyDeleteSeal 5 is less reliable, less durable , less resale value but more repairs and more headaches
DeleteThe bigger question is whether the BYD Seal 5 is more reliable than the Toyota Ativ HEV. I don't think so, I'll go with the humble toyota ativ hev for now.
Deletemore reliable pa!
ReplyDeletemga BYD buyers are supporters of South China Sea!
if that the case, you can also say american cars is against Muslims, German cars is Hitler nazi, Don't politicalize in car forum.
DeleteWay to make a practical decision political. 🤦
DeleteThe ativ used to be offered with a 120k discount not that long ago.
ReplyDeleteDecember ata yun
DeleteFalling in love with the retro design of the new Land Cruiser FJ
ReplyDeleteHas anybody considered running a byd from 50,000 to 100,000 kms?
ReplyDeleteYou can look at x-year updates/reviews from ph vloggers on their cars. A local taxi company in my city has made taxis of the Seal 5 and the Geely ex5 so they apparently trust them to go the distance.
DeleteByd cars will come with a free BANANA just for Filipino buyers. That is how much china loves Philippine market
ReplyDeleteThere are pros and cons to buying efficient cars. They may be efficient but not so bulletproof. Meanwhile, bulletproof cars are not fuel efficient but extremely reliable. The choice is yours.
ReplyDeleteBYD is ushering an era of cars similar to fast fashion concept. Low cost but upgrade more often. If BYD succeeds, the Japanese will release models that adapt to the trend. Lower cost but shorter life.
ReplyDeleteThe Japanese, Korean and American cars had for recent years released models that follows this trend. Local regionalized cars for less cost but shorter life. We had good patronage of these. Same reason as buying Chinese cars - it costs less.
DeleteGoodbye Toyota. My father might still want Toyotas, but all his kids are buying BYD, GEELY, GAC.
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