
Bank | Dealer | |
---|---|---|
Simple Interest Rate / Years | 5.22% | 10.71% |
Monthly Installment | ₱13,236.644 | ₱15,121.544 |
Total Loan Payment | ₱476,519.2 | ₱544,375.6 |
Total First Payment | ₱103,000 | ₱103,000 |
SRP in Manila
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Interest rates may vary with the bank and Loan term
Quotation details above are estimated. Monthly amortization does not include insurance premium
Kawasaki W800 Price in Manila starts from ₱515,000 for base variant Street, while the top spec variant Cafe costs at ₱557,000. Visit your nearest Kawasaki dealer in Manila for best promos. There are 2 Kawasaki W800 variants available in Philippines, check out all variants price below.
Variant | Price |
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Kawasaki W800 Street | ₱515,000 |
Kawasaki W800 Cafe | ₱557,000 |
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Quezon City | ₱515,000 - ₱557,000 |
Makati City | ₱515,000 - ₱557,000 |
Pasig | ₱515,000 - ₱557,000 |
Caloocan City | ₱515,000 - ₱557,000 |
Muntinlupa | ₱515,000 - ₱557,000 |
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