Tsikot.ph PHUV Prototype

[ghosthunter]

each japanese brand AUV sold would be able to buy 2.5 units of the PhUV. If the PhUV design was as good compared to its japanese counterparts, and 5000 customers of each brand preferred buying the phUV becuse its cheaper, they would end up filling 50% of the target. then the exposure on the road will entice others to get interested. then it will roll on.

pwede diba.

Assuming the retail price of the PHUV is 2.5x cheaper than a japanese brand AUV, can it compare to the build quality of a japanese brand auv? Or would it just be 2.5x worst in terms of design and build quality as well?

Something built like the old 1980s Toyota Tamaraw will not really fly with the customers we have in 2010.



Honestly, the PHUV is dead ugly. It wouldn't entice anyone's lasting interest. Tried too much to follow the car styling fads of the day which were already dated by the time the PHUV was launched. In the very least, the old Tamaraw looked good with proper body proportions.




And curiously, at the target retail price of P350,000 each unit... how can a dealership make any profit from each unit sold? Especially when the cost of the engine and tranny alone would probably account for 50% of the retail price of the entire vehicle.