2015 Hyundai i20 Cross

**blooperoo** · October 23rd, 2015 11:10 AM

This is an option for me pero heard that Hyundai will also bring in the Creta. Totoo kaya and magkano naman?

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**minicarph** · October 23rd, 2015 01:19 PM

Hrv price yan

**blooperoo** · October 24th, 2015 02:29 AM

Originally Posted by minicarph

Hrv price yan

If so, HR-V na lang.

**bloowolf** · October 24th, 2015 07:42 AM

If they bring in the Creta, it will compete with the Tucson. The Creta is diesel while the HRV is Gasoline. So choosing between the 2, would depend on what you'd rather drive. A diesel or a gas.

**minicarph** · October 24th, 2015 06:46 PM

Hyundai has too many competing compact suvs, i20 cross, creta, tucson.

Dapat ang ginawa na lang nila, remove the i20 cross, remove the swb sants fe

Then offer the creta is the most compact suv of all
Tucson as mid-suv
Then the lwb santa fe as luxuury SUV to go head on with explorers, cx9

Price the gasoline creta at the origjnal intro price of current tucson with starting price of 999k
Just offer the crdi tucson at 1.3M to compete with gasoline cuvs like forester, vcrv, cx5
And offer the crdi lwb santa fe at 1.9M+. To complete with the 2.2M explorers, prado etc.

May panlaban na sila sa emerging compact suv market
The tucson May panlaban sila sa diesel ladder frame market like upcoming fort, montero, and existing mux, everest as well as cx5 , crv, : kasi huundai lang ang may compact suv na diesel
Mas mura pa din

And may luxury sila thatcutthroats the other luxuries in its class, tapos LWB pa

Gulo ng utak ng hari, they can still beat the Japs if they want to,

**bloowolf** · October 24th, 2015 11:12 PM

Originally Posted by minicarph

Hyundai has too many competing compact suvs, i20 cross, creta, tucson.

Dapat ang ginawa na lang nila, remove the i20 cross, remove the swb sants fe

Then offer the creta is the most compact suv of all
Tucson as mid-suv
Then the lwb santa fe as luxuury SUV to go head on with explorers, cx9

Price the gasoline creta at the origjnal intro price of current tucson with starting price of 999k
Just offer the crdi tucson at 1.3M to compete with gasoline cuvs like forester, vcrv, cx5
And offer the crdi lwb santa fe at 1.9M+. To complete with the 2.2M explorers, prado etc.

May panlaban na sila sa emerging compact suv market
The tucson May panlaban sila sa diesel ladder frame market like upcoming fort, montero, and existing mux, everest as well as cx5 , crv, : kasi huundai lang ang may compact suv na diesel
Mas mura pa din

And may luxury sila thatcutthroats the other luxuries in its class, tapos LWB pa

Gulo ng utak ng hari, they can still beat the Japs if they want to,

I recall reading here in tsikot forums that the reason Korean cars are expensive is because the Gov't does not offer any tax incentives like that offered the Japanese. Pricing therefore cannot be competitive for Korean cars.

**minicarph** · October 24th, 2015 11:59 PM

Hyundai is priced lower in Europe and in America. japanese cars here are overpriced.

The reason why Hyundai cant price it low now as before is because they grew too fast snd too big. Parang stock market bubble waiting to burst. All those employees, those dealerships thinking thst their previous success against the Japanese cars will be forever. problem is the Jap cars improved quality and didnt raise their prices that much.

**bloowolf** · October 25th, 2015 01:14 AM

Originally Posted by minicarph

Hyundai is priced lower in Europe and in America. japanese cars here are overpriced.

The reason why Hyundai cant price it low now as before is because they grew too fast snd too big. Parang stock market bubble waiting to burst. All those employees, those dealerships thinking thst their previous success against the Japanese cars will be forever. problem is the Jap cars improved quality and didnt raise their prices that much.

In the Philippines, cars are overpriced. Hyundai are overpriced because the gov't does not give them tax perks. What success did did you mean? It's an uphill battle for Hyundai here since they couldn't overcome the consumer scepticism of their cars.

**minicarph** · October 25th, 2015 01:42 AM

Originally Posted by bloowolf

In the Philippines, cars are overpriced. Hyundai are overpriced because the gov't does not give them tax perks. What success did did you mean? It's an uphill battle for Hyundai here since they couldn't overcome the consumer scepticism of their cars.

They got bigger than Suzuki, mazda and Nissan these recent years