Manila Price VS Cebu Price

**gneap** · May 31st, 2018 04:10 PM

Hello,

I am planning to buy a brand new car. I'm just wondering what would be the best option for me to get it at an affordable rate . Everytime I searched online via the car's official website (toyota.com.ph, suzuki.com.ph, etc) the prices are reasonable but when I asked for a quote, there is a huge difference of at least 50,000. I asked one of the dealers why it's like that and they told me automatic daw add on ang 50k on top of the original price if from Cebu based since price posted on their official website are Manila price.

any tips on how to get it at Manila price, although Im from Cebu?

Is that really how it works?

**1997** · May 31st, 2018 04:24 PM

Originally Posted by gneap

Hello,

I am planning to buy a brand new car. I'm just wondering what would be the best option for me to get it at an affordable rate . Everytime I searched online via the car's official website (toyota.com.ph, suzuki.com.ph, etc) the prices are reasonable but when I asked for a quote, there is a huge difference of at least 50,000. I asked one of the dealers why it's like that and they told me automatic daw add on ang 50k on top of the original price if from Cebu based since price posted on their official website are Manila price.

any tips on how to get it at Manila price, although Im from Cebu?

Is that really how it works?

normal man 50k. if you opt to buy it in manila then ship it to Cebu more or less 15 to 20k magasto mo.

**gneap** · June 2nd, 2018 02:11 PM

ganun ba. akala ko same lang sila sa mga cellphones at mga gadgets na may SRP. may additional 50+ pa pala. hanap nalang ako second hand.

**idlewild** · June 2nd, 2018 02:38 PM

Originally Posted by 1997

normal man 50k. if you opt to buy it in manila then ship it to Cebu more or less 15 to 20k magasto mo.

Some casa usually indicate this as FOB price (Unit price + freight on board charges) since the buyer will shoulder the shipping fees.

**uls** · June 2nd, 2018 02:53 PM

Originally Posted by gneap

Hello,

I am planning to buy a brand new car. I'm just wondering what would be the best option for me to get it at an affordable rate . Everytime I searched online via the car's official website (toyota.com.ph, suzuki.com.ph, etc) the prices are reasonable but when I asked for a quote, there is a huge difference of at least 50,000. I asked one of the dealers why it's like that and they told me automatic daw add on ang 50k on top of the original price if from Cebu based since price posted on their official website are Manila price.

any tips on how to get it at Manila price, although Im from Cebu?

Is that really how it works?

how about buying a new car in NCR and driving it to cebu

hehe

won't cost P50,000

**ray_noel** · June 2nd, 2018 03:39 PM

Originally Posted by uls

how about buying a new car in NCR and driving it to cebu

hehe

won't cost P50,000

Yes, you can drive it to the nearest roro terminal para maka tipid ka if you will buy from manila... i remember a friend from iligan, he bought his mux in manila and drove it pa uwi sa kanila... yung usual route ng mga bus from mindanao to manila, yun din ang dinaanan nila...

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**SoleusBB** · June 4th, 2018 09:59 AM

Oo nga. If the roads aren't too bad, it will help with the break process pa.

Nakakapagod nga lang.

I'd suggest getting comprehensive insurance though.

**llpoint20** · June 4th, 2018 03:28 PM

Originally Posted by gneap

Hello,

I am planning to buy a brand new car. I'm just wondering what would be the best option for me to get it at an affordable rate . Everytime I searched online via the car's official website (toyota.com.ph, suzuki.com.ph, etc) the prices are reasonable but when I asked for a quote, there is a huge difference of at least 50,000. I asked one of the dealers why it's like that and they told me automatic daw add on ang 50k on top of the original price if from Cebu based since price posted on their official website are Manila price.

any tips on how to get it at Manila price, although Im from Cebu?

Is that really how it works?

Ganito rin problem ko last year nung bumili ako ng first car ko. Sa province plus 50k nga talaga. What I did is bought one in Manila, may discount pa 40k then nag roro ako pa province dala ang unit. Hassle lang sa biyahe pero malaki naman matitipid mo. hehe

**baludoy** · June 4th, 2018 05:01 PM

^ ganyan din gawain ng friend ko from davao. They buy their vehicles here in manila and just drive them to mindanao. Pag dating doon tapos na ang break-in period

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do