We have been clamoring for the local release of the Kawasaki Eliminator 400 since its official launch in Japan early this year. When it made its global debut at the Bangkok Motor Show last March, cruiser fans from neighboring countries became more hopeful that they would soon be able to ride home the latest iteration of Kawasaki’s iconic cruiser. For the youngins who are not in the know, the Kawasaki Eliminator cruiser line was introduced by Kawasaki in the mid-80s with different displacements,
Gilbert Chao 15.06.2023
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The 2023 Philippine Superbike Championship (PSBK) has truly been a rollercoaster ride for Access Plus Racing. Coming off a mixed weekend at the Batangas Racing Circuit, the team knew that it had some work to do ahead of the final round of the year. The title fight came down to the wire at the Clark International Speedway, where they held onto a slim three-point advantage ahead of the race weekend. They spent weeks in testing to squeeze every bit of performance out of their Ducati Panigale V4 R a
Gilbert Chao 23.10.2023
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Aside from introducing the insane Lotus Eletre R, the Autohub Group of Companies formally launched another brand of electric vehicles (EV) at the 2023 Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit (PEVS). Company president Willy Tee Ten introduced Segway E-Scooters, which originated from the U.S.-made Segway self-balancing personal transporter. Chinese technology firm Ninebot Inc. bought Segway on April 2015, expanding the company to provide a range of EVs. Autohub aims to revolutionize the local two-wheel
VJ Bacungan 21.10.2023
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More often than not, there’s fatality when a truck gets involved in a road crash. Trucks are more prone to getting involved in mishaps because other motorists are not familiar with how big vehicles use the road. Moreover, there are a lot of blind spots around a truck, which render its driver oblivious to smaller vehicles within a close proximity. In this regard, motorcyclists are the most vulnerable and it is up to us riders to exert efforts to avoid becoming "human shawarma" by religiously obse
Gilbert Chao 19.10.2023
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Yamaha Philippines will be heading to SM Lanang in Davao from Oct. 20 to 22, 2023 to introduce the all-new colorway of the Mio Fazzio. This is the most unique model in Yamaha’s Mio stable not only because of its classy styling, but also because it is the first and only hybrid scooter in the market. It is propelled by a 125 cc Blue Core Hybrid engine, which features an electric motor assist during acceleration. For the grand event, called "Start Youniqueness – Ride to a New Hue," Yamaha has partn
Gilbert Chao 18.10.2023
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E-bikes are all the rage these days because these are one of the most convenient modes of transportation for practically anyone who is able to balance a bicycle. These little two-wheelers are also less intimidating for those who are new to the world of motorized mobility because they are quite easy to operate and they run at a much-relaxed pace. Enter the Hatasu Nero E-bike, which was a hoot to ride around the cobbled pathways of Puerta Real in Intramuros, Manila during the media-exclusive Hatas
Gilbert Chao 17.10.2023
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How much would the installment price be for the Kawasaki W175?

Based on simulation calculations, the monthly installment price for purchasing a Kawasaki W175 ranges from ₱ 11,787 to ₱ 11,787. The installment price for the Kawasaki W175 can vary depending on several factors such as the down payment amount, loan term, interest rate, and other fees or charges. In addition, the repayment plan for purchasing a motorcycle through a loan is also influenced by personal credit status and the loan amount limit of financial institutions. If you want to take out a loan to purchase a Kawasaki W175, it is best to consult your local Kawasaki dealer to inquire about the specific prices for installment payments, financing, and loan purchases.

What is the usual down payment amount for purchasing a Kawasaki W175 in the Philippines?

The usual down payment amount for purchasing a Kawasaki W175 in the Philippines can vary depending on the dealership and financing options available. However, typically, down payments can range from 10% to 20% of the total cost of the motorcycle. It's best to check with your local Kawasaki dealer to get a more accurate estimate based on your specific circumstances.

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