Toyota Motor Philippines Quietly Increases Its Prices This July 2019

Just like Honda Cars Philippines, Toyota Motor Philippines has also quietly raised their prices effective this month. The increase, just like in Honda’s case, accounts for just 1-2 percent. However, it covers pretty much the entire line-up sans the Corolla Altis and the recently-launched 2019 Avanza.

Across the Toyota line-up, the average rate of increase is P 12,468.35. However, once drilled down, the Land Cruiser gets the biggest bulk of the increase at P 100,000, followed by the Toyota 86 at P 43,000. Interestingly enough, this round of price adjustments makes the Subaru BRZ actually more affordable for the first time, ever.

Meanwhile, the decision not to increase the price of the Corolla Altis could very well mean that a replacement is on its way shortly.

You can check out the updated Toyota price list below, including the yet-to-be-launched Supra.

Here's How Much Your New Honda Will Cost Now

It’s July and as expected, Honda Cars Philippines hiked up the prices of their vehicles due to several outside factors including unfavorable exchange rates. But as we reported then, the price increase isn’t that bad; it’s fairly small—an average of 1 percent across the line-up.

But as a bit of a shocker, some models have actually managed to keep their pricing to pre-July levels. Aside from the refreshed BR-V, which we previously mentioned aren’t part of the July price increase, some variants of the City and Jazz have managed to stay put. Additionally, the HR-V and Civic remain entirely the same as before. It’s not all good news though as the Odyssey sees the biggest gain: a whopping 7 percent increase.

That said, some models have managed to keep their pricing to pre-July levels. Aside from the refreshed BR-V, which we mentioned won’t see any price increase come July, some variants of the City and Jazz have managed to stay put, while the HR-V and Civic remain entirely the same as before. Interestingly enough, the Odyssey sees the biggest gain in price—a 7 percent increase across the board.

You can check out the pricing of Honda’s full line-up and how it compares to before below.