^^^ Just shop around and ask banks. Some offer a combined 5-year interest rate of 15% while some offer something within 20%. There are even banks who offer 10%. Based on the offers I got, dealers with low DP schemes have a combined 5-year interest rate of 21-28%.
There are dealers who offer a 0% interest scheme for 36 months if you pay a DP of 50%.
Last edited by Egan101; November 26th, 2014 at 12:45 PM.
I own 2 of the SUVs in your list. The Montero Sport and the CRV. I would rank my CRV miles better than my Montero Sport in driving feel. My Monty('10 GLS AT 4x2) feels too bare and reminds me of the old Revo we had. Fuel Consumption too, isn't that much better with all this traffic. I get 5kms/liter on heavy traffic in the Monty, while the CRV nets me 6.5kms/liter. Someone correct me if I am wrong, but I think this is because in traffic, the turbo does not get activated in low RPMs to provide good efficiency. How about the CRV against the other SUVs? I posted my take here: http://tsikot.com/forums/car-compari...r-2-0l-100048/
To summarize, I just found it provides more value overall to get the Honda which was why I got the CRV.
There's a huge reason why the facelifted 2015 Honda CRV is Motor Trend's SUV of the Year. You can try a test drive unit sa Honda Shaw.. I believe they have a unit available now. Based on what I've been sitting on so far, I'd say it's my top pick for the CUV class.
The Hyundai Sta. Fe 4x2 GLS eVGT takes my vote for the mid-size SUV. Seeing that we already own two Ford Expeditions, I doubt we'll spring up for the Explorer. Been there, done that. I'm quite disappointed with the aftersales support and the build quality.. well.. still needs improvement.
How about MUX vs TrailBlazer vs Montero okay Let's include Fortuner?