Yamaha Aerox V3
₱125,900–₱163,900
Philippine comparison site · checked 2026-08-25155 cc15.4 hp790 mm seatAutomaticCurrent model
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Yamaha Aerox V3155 cc15.4 hp790 mm seat
Published price context₱125,900–₱163,900
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₱155,900–₱175,900
Philippine comparison site · checked 2026-08-25155 cc15.1 hp770 mm seatAutomaticCurrent model
Honda ADV 160
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Honda Click 160
₱116,900
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₱92,400–₱95,400
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₱81,900
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