As many of you already know, seven-seaters are seemingly within the goldilocks zone for Filipinos looking for a family car. Most of these aren’t that large so maneuvering them on city streets isn't an issue, and at the same time, they provide oodles of space for a growing family.
For the family-oriented Filipino, seven-seater vehicles are just right
So, to aid the prospective car buyer, we’re listing all the seven-seater car models that you can buy in the Philippines right now. Well, some of these models have variants with more than or less than seven seats, but we’ll be specifying the variant with exactly seven seats. Also, we won’t be including models with variants that are only available with eight or more seats.
Toyota
1. Toyota Innova
Ever popularToyota Innova
The Innova is a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive MPV, and it’s one of Toyota Motor Philippine’s consistent best-sellers. While most variants of the Innova can seat eight, the top-spec Innova V can seat seven. This Toyota-made model currently has a price range of Php 1,186,000 to Php 1,739,000. It uses a 2.8-liter diesel engine, which it shares with the Hilux and Fortuner.
2. Toyota Fortuner
The tough but serious-looking Toyota Fortuner
The Toyota Fortuner is a body-on-frame, front-engine, rear-wheel-drive diesel SUV for the Philippine market. It shares a platform with the Hilux and Innova, and its price ranges from Php 1,723,000 to Php 2,414,000. Moreover, it is one of the more popular SUVs in the local market, and all of its variants are seven-seaters. Apart from the 2.8-liter turbodiesel, a smaller 2.4-liter turbodiesel is available for entry-level variants.
3. Toyota Alphard
The Alphard is one of the more luxurious seven-seat models in Toyota's lineup
The front-engine, rear-wheel-drive Alphard is a luxurious minivan whose sold variant is priced at Php 3,910,000. Also, the said variant is a seven-seater. The Philippine-spec Alphard uses a 3.5-liter V6 gasoline engine.
4. Toyota Avanza
The compact but practical Toyota Avanza
As with the larger Innova, the smaller Toyota Avanza MPV is also a rear-wheel-drive vehicle. It is powered by a 1.3-liter or 1.5-liter gasoline engine. For the seven-seater variants, prices range from Php 876,000 to Php 1,077,000.
5. Toyota Rush
The Rush shares a lot of mechanical underpinnings with the Avanza
The Toyota Rush is an SUV-like MPV that uses half of a unibody chassis, and half of a ladder-frame chassis. It is equipped with a 1.5-liter gasoline engine which sends power to its rear wheels. Pricing for the Rush ranges from Php 983,000 to Php 1,100,000.
6. Toyota Land Cruiser Prado
Wanna go into the boonies with your entire family? Then the Land Cruiser Prado is for you
The Land Cruiser Prado is a seven-seater, full-size SUV with a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. It uses a 4.0-liter gasoline mill or a 3.0-liter turbodiesel. For this model, its price ranges from Php 3,369,000 to Php 4,170,000. All of the said variants use a 4x4 drivetrain.
Mitsubishi
1. Mitsubishi Montero Sport
One of the most futuristic-looking SUVs in the Philippine market today
Like its competitors, the Montero Sport is a ladder-frame, rear-wheel-drive SUV that’s based on a pickup truck. For the Philippine market, this Mitsubishi-made seven-seater is powered by a 2.4-liter turbodiesel. Pricing for the Montero Sport starts at Php 1,568,000. The top-spec variant is priced at Php 2,450,000.
2. Mitsubishi Xpander
The sharp curves and angles of the Xpander gives it a futuristic look as well
The Xpander is a popular seven-seater MPV powered by a 1.5-liter gasoline engine. It has three variants which have a price range of Php 1,008,000 to Php 1,128,000.
3. Mitsubishi Xpander Cross
The Xpander's tougher-looking sibling
The Xpander Cross is essentially a tougher-looking, more SUV-like version of the Xpander. Like its more elegant brother, this model can seat up to seven, and is propelled by a 1.5-liter gasoline four-banger. The Xpander Cross has a price tag of Php 1,255,000.
Nissan
1. Nissan Terra
The Nissan Terra is essentially the Navara in SUV form
The Nissan Terra is a rear-wheel-drive midsize, seven-seater SUV competing against the Toyota Fortuner, Mitsubishi Montero Sport, Chevrolet Trailblazer, Ford Everest, and Isuzu mu-X. Like its rivals, it uses a body-on-frame chassis and a turbodiesel mill, which in its case is a 2.5-liter. Prices for the Terra’s variants range from Php 1,539,000 to Php 2,176,000.
2. Nissan X-Trail
The Nissan X-Trail
The X-Trail is a seven-seater crossover SUV with a front-engine, front-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive layout. It either uses a 2.0-liter or a 2.5-liter gasoline engine. Prices for the X-Trail's entry-level FWD variant is at Php 1,534,000, while the AWD variant is priced at Php 1,820,000.
Honda
1. Honda BR-V
A veteran of the seven-seater MPV segment
The BR-V is Honda's entry into the seven-seater crossover segment. It uses a 1.5-liter inline-4 gasoline mill, which sends power to its front wheels. The prices of the BR-V's variants range from Php 1,038,000 to Php 1,158,000.
2. Honda CR-V
Of note, the Honda CR-V received an update in 2021
The Honda CR-V is a crossover that’s above the BR-V in terms of size. The three higher-spec 1.6-liter diesel variants are all seven-seaters, whereas the 2.0-liter gasoline variant can only seat five. The price of the seven-seat CR-V variants for the Philippines ranges from Php 1,713,000 to Php 2,158,000.
3. Honda Mobilio
The Mobilio shares a sporty-looking design with the Brio
The smallest seven-seater in Honda Philippine’s lineup is the front-engine, front-wheel-drive Mobilio. It uses a 1.5-liter gasoline mill, and its price tag ranges from Php 895,000 to Php 1,085,000.
4. Honda Odyssey
The Odyssey is the largest Honda model available locally
While the entry-level Odyssey EX is an eight-seater, the top-spec Odyssey EX-V is a seven-seater. It is a minivan, and it is the largest seven-seater model in Honda’s local lineup. It is also the most expensive with its price tag of Php 2,698,000.
Hyundai
1. Hyundai Palisade
The Palisade is actually a crossover. It's huge though
While the 2.2-liter turbodiesel-powered Palisade resembles an SUV, it is actually a crossover. Regardless, this offers it the advantage of having a lot of space, whilst providing a car-like driving and ride feel. The only available variant for the Palisade in the Philippines can be had for Php 3,240,000.
2. Hyundai Santa Fe
The Hyundai Santa Fe
Competing in the midsize crossover segment is the Hyundai Santa Fe. Here in the Philippines, it uses a 2.2-liter turbodiesel mill sending power to the front wheels. Both of its variants are seven-seater models and their prices sit at Php 2,158,000 for the mid variant, and Php 2,538,000 for the higher-spec variant.
Isuzu
1. Isuzu mu-X
Tough-looking, and very capable
The mu-X is Isuzu’s entry into the competitive midsize SUV segment. It uses a ladder frame, and it is powered by a 1.9-liter or 3.0-liter turbodiesel mill. It can either come with rear-wheel-drive or a 4x4 drivetrain. Prices for the mu-X in the local market ranges from Php 1,350,000 to Php 2,145,000.
Chery
1. Chery Tiggo 8
The attractively styled Chery Tiggo 8
Seeing that seven seaters are popular in the Philippines, Chery brought in the Tiggo 8. It is classified as a compact crossover, and it uses a front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout. Prices for the Tiggo 8 range from Php 1,280,000 to Php 1,340,000.
Kia
1. Kia Grand Carnival
The Kia Grand Carnival
Another Korean-made seven-seater model for the Philippine market is the Kia Grand Carnival’s top-spec EX variant. Its 2.2-liter diesel engine sends power to the front wheels, and it is classified as a minivan. The Grand Carnival EX is priced at Php 2,395,000.
2. Kia Sorento
After all these years, the Kia Sorento still has a lot of style
Kia’s smaller seven-seater model is the Sorento crossover. It uses a 2.2-liter mill, which sends power to the front wheels, or all four wheels depending on the variant. For the FWD version, its price tag sits at Php 1,895,000. The AWD version meanwhile can be had for Php 2,195,000.
Ford
1. Ford Everest
The Ford Everest Sport Edition is particularly fetching
Another major competitor in the midsize SUV market segment is the Ford Everest. Like its competitors, this SUV uses a ladder-frame chassis, a turbodiesel powerplant, and a rear-wheel-drive or 4x4 drivetrain. Prices for the Everest start at Php 1,738,000 for the entry-level variant, while its top-spec trim has a price of Php 2,299,000.
2. Ford Expedition
The Expedition has a lot of road presence that's for sure
Moving up in size is the Expedition. It uses a permanent 4x4 drivetrain, and a 3.5-liter gasoline engine. The sole Expedition variant available locally is the seven-seater Limited MAX and it has a price tag of Php 4,479,000. It can be fitted in with bucket seats which will bring up its price to Php 4,612,000.
3. Ford Explorer
Fun fact, the Explorer is favored as a patrol car by police units in the United States
The third seven-seater in Ford’s lineup is the Explorer midsize crossover. It can either come with a 2.3-liter or 3.5-liter gasoline engine. Both variants of this Ford crossover can seat up to seven, though the one with the smaller engine is FWD. The higher-spec trim is an AWD. For pricing, the Explorer’s variants can be had for Php 2,798,000 or Php 3,178,000, with the AWD version commanding the higher price tag.
Mazda
1. Mazda CX-8
The CX-8 is literally dripping in style
Competing against the likes of the Explorer, Santa Fe, and other midsize crossovers is the Mazda CX-8. For the Philippine market, this Mazda-made vehicle uses a front-engine, front-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive layout. Both of these variants however use the same 2.5-liter gasoline powerplant. The CX-8 can be had for Php 2,290,000 for the FWD version, and Php 2,450,000 for the AWD version.
2. Mazda CX-9
One of the sleekest-looking family cars in the market today.
The second seven-seater Mazda model available locally is the CX-9. Like the CX-8, it uses a 2.5-liter, which sends power to the front wheels or all wheels depending on the variant. For the FWD version, its price tag sits at Php 2,380,000. The AWD meanwhile is priced at Php 2,950,000.
Suzuki
1. Suzuki Ertiga
The Suzuki Ertiga features a quiet, but graceful exterior design
Suzuki’s premier seven-seater model for the Philippine market is the Ertiga MPV. All of its variants use a 1.5-liter gasoline four-banger, and all come with a front-wheel-drive, front-engine layout. For this model, prices range from Php 738,000 to Php 993,000.
2. Suzuki XL7
In terms of styling, the Ertiga is quiet and elegant, while the XL7 is more aggressive
The XL7 is the Ertiga’s tougher-looking brother. It offers a bit more in the way of exterior styling, but nevertheless, it is mechanically the same as the Ertiga save for its more generous ground clearance. For the Philippines, the XL7 can be had for Php 1,073,000.
BMW
1. BMW X7
Do you like the look of the X7's grille?
BMW’s sole seven-seater model for the Philippine market is the X7 fullsize SUV. For power, this Bimmer uses a 3.0-liter turbodiesel, which sends power to all of its wheels. The sole variant of the X7 available locally is the X7 xDrive30d Pure Excellence, and it has a price tag of Php 9,290,000.
Subaru
1. Subaru Evoltis
Subaru's first-ever seater-seater model for the Philippine market
Entering the local market in 2021 is the Evoltis. It is currently Subaru’s only seven-seater vehicle, and its sole variant is propelled by a 2.4-liter boxer four gasoline engine. Like most Subies, this seven-seater crossover uses a front-engine, all-wheel-drive layout. The Evoltis currently has a price tag of Php 3,480,000.
Lexus
1. Lexus GX
Its a luxury SUV that can go anywhere you want
The GX is arguably the toughest model in Lexus’ Philippine lineup. Afterall, it uses a ladder-frame chassis and a front-engine, 4x4 layout. It is based on the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado platform, and it also uses a turbodiesel mill. For the local market, this model has a price tag of Php 5,968,000.
Mercedes-Benz
1. Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class
The very muscular, but at the same time elegant GLE-Class
The Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class is one of the larger models in the German marque’s local lineup. Its sole variant is a seven-seater, that uses a 2.0-liter diesel engine, which sends power to all of its wheels. Its price currently sits at Php 5,690,000. Of note, the GLE-Class uses a body-on-frame chassis.
2. Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class
The Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class 350D's engine can make a whopping 600 Nm of torque
Another large SUV in Mercedes-Benz's Philippine lineup is the GLS-Class. Like the GLE, its sole variant is a seven-seater model that uses a front-engine, all-wheel-drive layout. Its engine however is a 3.0-liter turbodiesel, which is larger than the GLE’s. In terms of pricing, the GLS-Class currently sits at Php 8,990,000.
3. Mercedes-Benz V-Class
The V-Class is one stylish-looking van
In contrast to the two models mentioned above, the V-Class is a front-engine minivan. The higher-spec Avantgarde long and extra-long variants come with a seven-seat configuration. These two use the same 2.1-liter turbo as the rest of the variant lineup. The prices for the seven-seater V-class ranges from Php 4,390,000 to Php 5,190,000. The other trims either have eight or six seats.
Geely
1. Geely Okavango
It gets its name from the Okavango delta, which in turn is fed by the powerful Okavango river in Africa
To further make its mark in the Philippine market, Geely introduced the seven-seater Okavango. This model is classed as a midsize crossover SUV, and it uses a 1.5-liter gasoline engine sending power to the front wheels. Prices for this Geely-branded model ranges from Php 1,208,000 to Php 1,478,000.
Chevrolet
1. Chevrolet Suburban
The large and in charge Chevy Suburban
The largest model in Chevrolet’s model lineup is the Suburban. However, its lower-spec variant is an eight-seater, while its higher-spec trim is a seven-seater. Of note, the seven-seater model uses a front-engine, 4x4 layout and it uses a 5.3-liter gasoline engine. It also has a price tag of Php 5,338,888.
2. Chevrolet Tahoe
The Tahoe. It's the Suburban's slightly smaller brother
Next up in Chevy’s local seven-seater lineup is the Tahoe. It also uses a 5.3-liter gasoline engine, but it is only available with a 4x2 drivetrain. It is also more affordable than the Subruban, with its price of Php 3,917,888.
3. Chevrolet Trailblazer
The Chevrolet Trailblazer Phoenix
Chevrolet’s entry to the midsize SUV market segment is the Trailblazer. Just like its competitors, it can either come with a 4x2 or 4x4 drivetrain, it uses a turbodiesel engine, and it uses a ladder frame chassis. The most affordable Trailblazer can be had for Php 1,618,888, whereas the top-spec Trailblazer variant has a price of Php 1,998,888.
SsangYong
1. SsangYong Rexton
The SsangYong Rexton is pretty stylish don't you think so?
SsangYong, the Korean SUV specialist, currently sells the seven-seat Rexton model in the Philippine market. This model uses a 2.2-liter gasoline mill, which is then linked to a 4x2 or 4x4 drivetrain. Prices for the Rexton start at Php 1,730,000, while the top-spec variant can be bought for Php 2,230,000.
Foton
1. Foton Toplander
The Foton Toplander
Another car brand that’s currently selling a seven-seater midsize SUV locally is Foton with its Toplander model. It uses a ladder-frame chassis, a turbodiesel engine, and it comes with a 4x2 drivetrain. Prices for the Toplander range from Php 1,388,000 to Php 1,498,000.
2. Foton Gratour
The Foton Gratour iM6
Competing in the local MPV market for Foton is the seven-seater Gratour model. To be specific, the iM6 variant. As with the rest of the Gratour lineup, the iM6 uses a 1.5-liter gasoline mill. The said variant is also the top-spec Gratour trim and it comes with a price of Php 708,000.
GAC
1. GAC GN6
The GAC GN6
The GAC GN6 is a front-wheel-drive, seven-seater minivan that uses a 1.5-liter gasoline engine. It is one of the two seven-seater models in GAC’s local lineup, and its sole variant has a price tag of Php 1,480,000.
2. GAC GS8
Despite its looks, the GS8 is a crossover
The other GAC seven-seat model available locally is the GS8 fullsize crossover. All three variants of the GS8 use a 2.0-liter gasoline engine, which sends power to the front, or all four wheels. Pricing for the GS8 ranges from Php 1,880,000 to Php 2,388,000.
JAC
1. JAC S7
The JAC S7
JAC’s largest model, the S7, is also its sole seven-seater model currently being sold locally. For power, it uses a 1.5-liter gasoline engine, and it comes with a front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout. This JAC model can be had for Php 1,610,000.
Peugeot
1. Peugeot 5008
Dig French cars? Then the 5008 might suit you
The Peugeot 5008 is a seven-seat compact crossover that uses a front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout. The sole variant available locally is the Allure, and it is propelled by a 1.6-liter gasoline mill. The said variant has a price tag of Php 2,190,000.
Those are all the seven-seater car models currently being sold in the Philippines right now. To this end, we hope that this has helped you in finding your future family chariot. For more car buying guides, car news, and car reviews, keep it here on Philkotse.com.
Know more about Toyota Fortuner 2024
The Toyota Fortuner 2024 sold in our market spans six five trim levels and 11 variants. Toyota Fortuner prices in the Philippines range from PHP 1,769,000 for the Fortuner G 2.4 M/T to PHP 2,650,000 for the flagship GR Sport 2.8 A/T. This midsize SUV spans two turbodiesel options, with most of the range equipped with a 6-speed automatic gearbox (6-speed manual for the base variant) as well as a 4x2 drivetrain (4x4 is available on the LTD trim and is standard on the GR Sport). The Fortuner brings a length of 4,795mm, a width of 1,855mm, and a height of 1,835mm on a 2,745mm wheelbase.
The lowest monthly installment starts at Php 19,683 for the G 2.4 4x2, with 60-month payment terms on a 50 percent downpayment. As a contender in the midsize SUV segment, the Toyota Fortuner faces off against a slew of rivals including the Mitsubishi Montero Sport, Nissan Terra, Ford Everest, Isuzu mu-X, and Foton Toplander.
Toyota Fortuner Launch
Toyota Philippines launched the 2021 Fortuner facelift in late 2020 with the addition of the new and distinct variant called LTD. All of the variants introduced by the Japanese carmaker come with an automatic transmission except
the G variant which has to option to go for a manual transmission. Only the top-ranging LTD variants are benefited by a 4x4 drivetrain and a two-tone paint that comes with a blacked-out roof.
One of the best and new features the facelifted model brought in the country is the more powerful engine. The 7-seater midsize SUV now offers Filipino car buyers a 2.8-liter 1GD-FTV diesel engine that allows it to join the 500 Club
alongside other midsize SUVs in the country such as the Ford Everest and Chevrolet Trailblazer. Since the Fortuner's entry in the local market in 2005, TMP has already sold over 220,000 units of the unit.
Toyota Fortuner Exterior
The Toyota Fortuner gets a more confident and stylish design. The top-spec LTD comes with a 2-tone color black roof color lineup, a bolder and sportier front and rear bumper design, and machine-cut 18-inch alloy wheels. Split-type LED headlamps and LED front foglamps, sequential turn signal lamps, and the redesigned LED rear combination lamps give the LTD variant a more dynamic design while maintaining visibility on Philippine roads.
The Toyota Fortuner gets a more confident and stylish design
On the other hand, the Q and V variants of the new Fortuner get LED foglamps and redesigned LED rear combination lamps, as well as Bi-Beam LED Headlamps with LED Line Guide - Daytime Running Lights (DRL). Meanwhile, G variants also now come with Bi-Beam LED Headlamps with LED DRL.
Toyota Fortuner Interior
The Toyota Fortuner LTD variants offer a more premium interior feel as compared to other variants thanks to its variant-exclusive leather with maroon accent seat material. Another feature found in the top-spec variant only is the leather plus galaxy black trim steering wheel which complements the seats. The G and V variants come with fabric upholstery, while the Q variants benefit from leather upholstery.
The maroon trims are excellent touches
Standard features for the 7-seater midsize SUV include a 4.2-inch multi-information display (MID), tilt and telescopic steering column, four cupholders and two bottle holders up front, two cupholders and two bottle holders at the rear, 60:40 split for the 2nd-row passengers with 1-touch tumble with center armrest, and 50:50 split for the third-row seats. A cool box is included for all variants except the base G variants.
Technology & Safety Features
Comfort and entertainment are guaranteed the whole journey for the driver and passengers as LTD and Q variants have 8-Way Power Adjust front seats, and Front Seat Ventilation System for the LTD variant. Never lose power with the wireless charger and rear USB chargers available on LTD, Q, and V grades, and experience premium sound quality over the LTD variants’ 9-speaker JBL sound system. The new Fortuner also comes with either a seven- or eight-inch infotainment touchscreen depending on the variant. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility is standard across all variants of the new Toyota Fortuner.
The new Fortuner also come with either a seven- or eight-inch infotainment touchscreen depending on the variant
Comfort and entertainment is guaranteed the whole journey for the driver and passengers
Standard safety features in the SUV include dual-SRS airbags and driver's knee airbag (LTD variants get side and curtain airbags), an anti-lock braking system (ABS) with brake assist and electronic brake-force distribution (EBD), vehicle stability control (VSC) with traction control, hill-start assist control (HAC), and ISOFIX tethers. The higher-trim Q and LTD variants are installed with a pre-collision system (PCS), lane departure alert with yaw assist, and adaptive cruise control (ACC).
Platform & Chassis
The Toyota Fortuner Philippines is a five-door midsize SUV that is built on the same IMV platform as the Hilux and Innova. The three models share the same engines, but the outputs and displacements differ. The front suspension is handled by the fully independent double-wishbone, while a rigid axle with coil springs handles the rear suspension. This seven-seater SUV has a length of 4,795 mm, a width of 1,855 mm, a wheelbase of 2,745 mm, and a ground clearance of 193 mm.
All variants share the same brake and suspension parts
>>> Toyota Fortuner for sale in the Philippines at best prices
Engine & Drivetrain
The new Toyota Fortuner LTD and Q variants are powered by a 2.8-liter diesel engine that delivers 201 hp and 500 Nm of torque. On the other hand, the V and G variants of the model come with a 2.4-liter diesel engine that generates 148 hp and 400 Nm of torque. All variants come with a six-speed automatic transmission except for the entry-level G variant, which has a 6-speed manual transmission.
The new Toyota Fortuner LTD and Q variants are powered by a 2.8-liter diesel engine
All variants of the 7-seater midsize SUV utilize a 4x2 drivetrain. However, Toyota Motor Philippines also offers a 4x4 drivetrain which is made available only on the top-ranging LTD variant that comes with auto disconnect differential and differential lock for a more seamless off-roading ride.
>>> For your further reference:
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Available colors for the Toyota Fortuner 2024 are Silver Metallic, Attitude Black Mica, White Pearl Crystal Shine, Sparkling Black Pearl Crystal Shine, Attitude Black Mica, Gray Metallic, Silver Metallic, and Super White II.
For off-road capability, the Toyota Fortuner 2024 is equipped with a rear-locking differential that works with its four-wheel drivetrain. Toyota Safety Sense is standard on the Q, LTD, and GR Sport trims, bringing driver-assist features such as a pre-collision system and adaptive cruise control. Upper-spec variants also come with a panoramic view monitor that provides a 360-degree view of the vehicle’s exterior. Also, the Fortuner Philippines is the only one in its class that offers ventilated front seats.
Toyota Fortuner Pros & Cons
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Toyota Fortuner Q&A
1. Does the Toyota Fortuner have 7 seats?
Yes, it is a midsize SUV that has 7 seats.
2. Will the Toyota Fortuner 2024 have a sunroof?
Unfortunately, no. Sunroofs are not available on the Toyota Fortuner 2024.
3. What is special about the safety system of the Toyota Fortuner 2024?
The safety system of the Toyota Fortuner 2024 has been improved because it includes Blind spot indicators with rear cross-traffic alert, stability control, traction control, and hill start assist.
4. How is the Toyota Fortuner price in the Philippines?
The price of Toyota Fortuner is quite good. It ranges from 1,769,000 Php for the entry-level G 2.4 4x2 MT to 2,650,000 Php for the top-of-the-line Toyota Fortuner GR Sport 2.8 Diesel 4x4 AT.
5. Which Toyota Fortuner Philippines color is best?
It’s difficult to tell which color is best since this depends on each one’s preference. However, Fortuner 2024 black and Fortuner 2024 white seem to be popular choices.
₱ 1,736,000 - ₱ 2,595,000
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