As we’ve already mentioned in our previous story, the Vios 1.5 G, Rush 1.5 G, Fortuner 2.4 G, and Corolla Altis Hybrid will all be available through Kinto One via different terms and mileage options. But now that TFSPH has officially launched the program, we finally have a detailed breakdown of the pricing for each specific plan and each vehicle. Check out the tables below:
Toyota Vios 1.5 G AT
Mileage option
Monthly payment: 36-month term
Monthly payment: 48-month term
Light: 15,000km/year
P31,081
P28,478
Standard: 20,000km/year
P32,025
P29,629
Maximum: 30,000km/year
P34,374
P31,629
Toyota Vios 1.5 G AT (White Pearl)
Mileage option
Monthly payment: 36-month term
Monthly payment: 48-month term
Light: 15,000km/year
P31,481
P28,832
Standard: 20,000km/year
P32,428
P29,986
Maximum: 30,000km/year
P34,785
P31,992
Toyota Rush 1.5 G AT
Mileage option
Monthly payment: 36-month term
Monthly payment: 48-month term
Light: 15,000km/year
P30,337
P28,555
Standard: 20,000km/year
P31,358
P29,746
Maximum: 30,000km/year
P33,382
P31,458
Toyota Fortuner 2.4 G AT (Diesel)
Mileage option
Monthly payment: 36-month term
Monthly payment: 48-month term
Light: 15,000km/year
P44,074
P41,929
Standard: 20,000km/year
P45,301
P43,284
Maximum: 30,000km/year
P47,765
P45,310
Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8V HV
Mileage option
Monthly payment: 36-month term
Monthly payment: 48-month term
Light: 15,000km/year
P44,701
P41,557
Standard: 20,000km/year
P45,763
P42,565
Maximum: 30,000km/year
P47,766
P44,358
Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8V HV (White Pearl)
Mileage option
Monthly payment: 36-month term
Monthly payment: 48-month term
Light: 15,000km/year
P45,064
P41,888
Standard: 20,000km/year
P46,129
P42,899
Maximum: 30,000km/year
P48,135
P44,694
Customers must provide a security deposit equivalent to two monthly payments in order to acquire a vehicle. Other than that, however, there are no other payments necessary as these plans are already inclusive of periodic maintenance services, normal wear and tear parts replacements, annual comprehensive insurance renewals, and vehicle registration. Then, at the end of each term, the customer shall simply return the vehicle to TFSPH
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“Kinto is a step closer to realizing Toyota’s vision of Mobility for All. We would like to provide as much flexibility as possible to customers based on their lifestyle and preferences,” said Toyota Financial Services Philippines president Atsushi Murakami. “We recognize that the next generation has a need for car usage, but not necessarily in the form of vehicle ownership. Kinto makes it easy for them.”
While a common practice in countries like the US, leasing is still new to the Philippine market. This should appeal to expats and foreigners who want a semi-permanent vehicle but don’t want the trouble of maintaining and selling a car when they go back to their home country.
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