If you are shopping for a new crossover, but are on a budget, you're in luck! Crossovers have slowly become the go-to vehicles for many in the Philippines since they offer both the efficiency and comfort of a car while also providing the power and spaciousness of an SUV, which makes them perfect for driving through highways on a daily basis or taking a family trip over the weekend. Crossovers are economical, easy to drive, and usually come packed with features. With their rise in popularity, manufacturers are offering more features at better prices than ever before. If your budget is set below P1,300,000, here are some choices that deliver big value and features, but won’t drain your wallet.
Chevrolet Tracker
Starting the list strong with a car that looks good and is easy on the wallet. Priced between P1,218,888 and P1,342,888, the Chevrolet Tracker is powered by a 1.0-liter 3-cylinder turbo engine that balances a strong and smooth driving performance with excellent fuel efficiency—perfect for both short and long drives. Inside, the Tracker does not disappoint with a generous cargo space and a 8-inch MyLink infotainment system compatible with Apple CarPlay. The car also offers a 5-year or 100,000-kilometer warranty, and is built on General Motor's GM GEM Platform. With its modern features and attractive pricing, maybe it's time you consider the Tracker for your next vehicle.
GWM Haval Jolion
Starting at P1,058,000, the GWM Haval Jolion separates itself from its competitors with its bold aesthetics and strong feature set. It is available with either a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine or a hybrid electric variant, perfect for those who prefer either the traditional and eco-friendly preference. On the inside, the Jolion boasts a modern interior with advanced technological features like a high-definition touchscreen infotainment system, offering connectivity options such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Considering its features and price, the Jolion is hard to overlook if you're in the market for a new crossover.
GAC GS3 Emzoom and Emkoo
If you are still deciding on which to prioritize between power and luxury, there is always the option of choosing both! With the GAC GS3 Emzoom starting at just P998,000, you get a powerful engine and generous space. The top trim includes advanced features like a push-button start and automatic climate control, enhancing the convenience factor. If you're looking for something even more upscale, the GAC Emkoo starts at P1,298,000, offering all the perks of the Emzoom plus a larger body and even more refined interior features. Both models provide quality and style without breaking the bank. Either way, you're guaranteed a crossover that stands out in its class for quality and value.
Hyundai Creta
Some might find its looks just fine, while others might be captivated by its Parametric grille. The Hyundai Creta, with its price range of P1,048,000 to P1,448,000, is the perfect car if the things on your checklist are style, space, and technology. It features a unique design that sets it apart from the crowd, a spacious interior that can comfortably accommodate your family, and up-to-date technological improvements including a large LCD instrument set and a wireless charger. Driving the Creta really proves its worth—it’s sturdy on any road, and its engine, while not overly impressive, works seamlessly with one of the best CVTs available, at least that’s what we think. However, we suggest considering the top-of-the-line model, which is just a tad above our budget.
Changan CS15
For those looking for exceptional value without compromising on quality, the Changan CS15 stands out with a price tag starting at just P799,000. Under the hood, it boasts a 1.5-liter gasoline engine paired with a five-speed Dual Clutch Automatic Transmission, delivering both power and smooth driving experience. Inside, the CS15 spoils its passengers with a touchscreen infotainment system and luxurious leather seats, providing comfort and connectivity on the go. Safety features such as a tire pressure monitoring system, rear parking sensors, and hill-hold control make it a good option for families and first-time car owners.
Nissan Kicks
Finally, consider the Nissan Kicks if you're after a hybrid option that delivers the benefits of an electric vehicle without the range anxiety. Starting at P1,179,000, it brings a lot with a hybrid system that provides quick acceleration and excellent fuel efficiency. Its compact size does not sacrifice interior space, making sure comfort for all passengers is still present. With its advanced technology and responsive drivetrain, the Nissan Kicks offers an unmatched combination of price, performance, and low running costs, making it a standout choice in this price bracket.
If you’re impressed by the value these crossovers offer, they’re worth a closer look. These models provide a great balance of style, comfort, and utility without straining your wallet. For more details or to start your purchase, head over to the AutoDeal Car Guide and click on “Get Quote” to connect with sales agents right away.
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