Maxus Philippines is offering its D60 SUV with big discounts for both variants. The entry-level D60 Pro now comes with a P 192,000 discount dropping its SRP from P 1,240,000 to just P 1,048,000. While the Elite variant is offered with a discount of P130,000 from its regular SRP of P1,338,000, making the variant yours for just P1,208,000.
Both variants are powered by a turbocharged 1.5-liter gasoline engine coupled to a 7-speed dual clutch automatic. With 169 horsepower and 250 Nm of torque at its disposal, the D60 can confidently travel in and out of town.
Reflecting a bold, active, and dynamic urban lifestyle, the exterior of the D60 incorporates the Maxus Tarantula Concept with its distinctive octagonal front grille, accentuated by the Elite variant’s cobweb grille pattern and matrix-style full LED headlights and streamer tail lights, not to mention also its eye-catching 18-inch alloy wheels.
The D60 comes in two seating capacity options with 5-seater for the Pro and 7-seater for the Elite. Both variants have rear aircon vents and 8-inch infotainment system, while the Elite offers the additional comfort and convenience of keyless entry and push start, leather seats, and power folding side mirrors.
It is also equipped with a bevy of active and passive safety systems such as ESP (electronic stabilization program), EPB (electronic parking brake) with auto hold, cruise control, front dual and side airbags, reverse camera, rear park distance control (PDC) with an additional front PDC and tire pressure monitoring system for the Elite variant.
Chinese manufacturers sure like to use turbocharged engines and DCTs, things that are not known for longevity.
ReplyDeleteFor Chinese vehicles to get favorable tax breaks is to sell vehicles with a max capacity 1.5L engine. Now to get those "heavy" SUV bodies to move at acceptable speeds is to turbocharge it. Of course, like anything electronic, don't expect them to last very long. Same goes to all electronically powered safety features in the car. Alternate is to get 1.8L-2.0L NatAsp engines at higher cost, no FTA to shield from higher taxes. Japanese or Korean car don't have the FTA for these types of vehicles hence they can go for non-turbo bigger engines
ReplyDeleteMaxus should price their vehicles competitively in the first place and improve services to establish the brand and loyal customers rather than always having these promos of giving hefty discounts which really hurting thr brand. Parang VW Santana kahit parang ipamigay na matumal pa rin ang benta tsk tsk.
ReplyDeleteThey should go full blast on bringing new models and aggresively xxpand dealerships just like what geely, chery and mg did or else they better closed shops
ReplyDeleteto do that they should offer the brand for franchising :)
Deletealso their line up is quite limited, the D60 is already their smallest offering, and the others are all vans and pickups
Delete#Am wondering where's kingkuchi888? Na ban naba???
ReplyDeleteDon't be fooled by Maxus offering huge discounts. They are selling late year models like 2021 to 2022 unsold old stocks. The moment you bought the car you already lost atleast 30% depreciation values.
ReplyDeleteanother money losing venture from ayala
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