These are the two diesel crossover SUVs under 2M. I don’t see much posts about the Sorento so I don’t know how these two stack against each other. Any comments on their reliability and value for money?
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These are the two diesel crossover SUVs under 2M. I don’t see much posts about the Sorento so I don’t know how these two stack against each other. Any comments on their reliability and value for money?
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Sorento for me. It’s a bigger vehicle for around the same price, with a more powerful engine.
Unless you are too brand conscious and Koreans are not your cup of tea, then go with a safe option - CRV.
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knowing kia and hyundai with newer models. baka astronomical ang price increase? but on the other hand since may pandemic baka may fighting chance na mag mura or retain ang price?
Hyundai is currently offering big discounts right now until June 30.
The 2.5M Sta. Fe TOTL is offered at 500k cash discount, the 2.1m mid variant is 460k cash discount.
The Tucson models are offered at 220k cash discount.
This offer are from their website, so dealer offers might be higher than this.
I think on normal times, they offered 100k cash discount on their Tucson but still depends on your dealer.
The current Sorento 4x2 model has an SRP of 1.895M while the AWD model is 2.195M. This does not yet include dealer discounts. It uses the same engine and platform as the Santa Fe.
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This is incorrect. They don't offer 500k cash discount. The 500k is more of a interest savings for their promo. They offer 0% interest for 5 years (need to make at least 50% downpayment).
If it was a 500k cash discount, it would bring down the price to 2.0M which is much lower than the TOTL truck-based SUVs.
oh well if it isn't true they should make it happen if they want to make any meaningful sales volume. but under present conditions that maybe tough still.
2.0m will undercut the mainstream totl japanese brands or make them on par pricewise (not factoring discounts of other brands). they tried the premium pricing angle we all know it did not work for them. maybe they should consider what got them sales the first time around as a value alternative.
At a discounted price of 2M, the TOTL Hyundai Santa Fe is pricey for a 2WD crossover. Maybe if HyundaiPH opts to sell the midtrim model between 1.7 to 1.8M, that would be something very competitive.
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Just to update this thread.
I found a post in marketplace that a Kia Sorento 2.2L EX AT 4x4 has now a cash discount of 430k.
I am not sure if this is a nationwide discount or dealer specific lang.
Currently priced at 2.195m, it's now at 1.765m, better deal than Hyundai Sta. Fe.