Considering the risk of making a commute from point A to point B with this pandemic, especially during rush hour, health and safety should be one of our top priorities, and having your own car now is more of a necessity. If you are looking for a vehicle that will suit your limited budget, we’ve listed down some of the cars available in the Philippines for under PHP 600K. Want to know which car is perfect for your needs and budget? Continue reading!
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Suzuki S-Presso
If you are in the market for a mini SUV on a budget, the Suzuki S-Presso might be the one for you. It has a 1.0L K10B inline -3 engine capable of producing 67hp and 90Nm of torque. This vehicle can accommodate up to 5 passengers and is priced at PHP 518,000.
Honda Brio 2020
One of the most good-looking cars you can buy on the 600K tier is the Honda Brio 2020. With an SRP of PHP 598,000, the Brio 2020 is a subcompact vehicle that is capable of producing 89hp thanks to its 1.2L L12B Inline-4 V-TEC with 5-speed manual/CVT transmission. The overall styling of this vehicle is leaning towards the sportier side and can accompany 5 passengers at the most.
Suzuki APV 2020
If you are looking for a proper family vehicle, then you should check out the Suzuki APV 2020. With a seating capacity of 8 people, this vehicle can take your family and friends anywhere you want to go quick thanks to its 1.6L G16 A SOHC capable of producing 91hp and has 5-speed manual transmission — at least on this specific variant which is priced at PHP 588,000
KIA Picanto
The KIA Picanto has been one of the brand’s top-selling units because of its affordability and sporty design — not to mention its spacious cabin considering the Picanto’s small footprint. This vehicle has four variants, a 1.0 LX MT which has an SRP of PHP 590,000, and PHP 635,000 for the AT variant. PHP 700,00 for the 1.2 EX-MT and PHP 745,000 for the AT variant.
Toyota Wigo
One of Toyota’s best-selling cars aside from Vios is the Toyota Wigo. With its sleek design and small form factor, this car will take you where ever you need to be. Powering this little guy is a 1.0L Gasoline engine capable of producing 66hp and 89Nm of torque. It is available in either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission. The base model Toyota Wigo with 1.0 VVT-iE manual transmission is priced at PHP 568,000.
Suzuki Celerio
If you are interested in having the lightest and smallest car you can get on the market then the Suzuki Celerio might capture your interest. It packs a decent 1.0L gasoline engine, capable of producing 68hp and 90Nm of torque which is enough to suffice your daily errands needs. The Suzuki Celerio is priced at PHP 588,000.
Hyundai Eon
Packing a smaller 0.8L gasoline engine that can produce 55hp and 75Nm of torque with a 5-speed manual transmission. This vehicle might have the smallest engine on this list, but can still be a helpful tool for your everyday errands. The Hyundai Eon is priced at PHP 508,000.
Hyundai Reina
If you are looking for a proper sedan to take your friends and family somewhere outside the town, then you should consider checking the Hyundai Reina. It packs a 1.4L gasoline engine which produces 94hp and 132Nm of torque, a spacious cabin, and is also equipped with a new driver-assist The base model features a five-speed manual transmission and has a price of PHP 598,000.
Suzuki Dzire
Just like the Reina, the Suzuki Dzire might also be a great choice if you are looking for a sedan. This vehicle is equipped with a 1.2L gasoline engine which produces 82hp and 113Nm of torque. The Suzuki Dzire has an SRP of PHP 549,000.
Toyota Vios
The popularity of the Toyota Vios is unprecedented, at least in the Philippines. With its starting price of PHP 671,000 for the base model 1.3 Base M/T variant, there’s no doubt that this sedan has been capturing the eyes of consumers since. It’s got all the features like Hill-start control, and Vehicle stability control, and a pretty sizable cabin.
What do you guys think of this list? Did we help you give an idea of which car fits your budget? Or did we missed something? Let us know in the comments section below!
