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The CFMOTO 800MT price in the Philippines starts at P535,900.00. The lowest price is the CFMOTO 800MT Sport (2022 - Present), ranging all the way up to the CFMOTO 800MT Explore (2022 - Present) priced at P598,900.00. View the price list table below to see the SRP prices of the entire range of CFMOTO 800MT, and special promo offers available.
- ₱535,900 - ₱598,900
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Find complete Philippines specs and updated prices for the SYM Maxsym 400i 2024. Easily connect with your local SYM dealer and get a free quote with MotoDeal.
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The Kawasaki W800 price in the Philippines starts at P515,000.00. The lowest price is the Kawasaki W800 Street (2019 - Present), ranging all the way up to the Kawasaki W800 Standard Version (2019 - Present) priced at P535,000.00.
- ₱515,000 - ₱535,000
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