Trucks

Trucks in the Philippines: what to check and how to get offers

Updated 4 November 2026

A truck's price in the Philippines depends on its type, model, year, payload and mileage. Our price search for this country found no reliable range for trucks yet, so we cannot quote one. The quickest way to get current prices for Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City or Davao City is a request on BlaBlaPrice.

What the price depends on

• Truck type and body, such as a box truck, a flatbed or a dump truck.
• Model, year and engine, together with the mileage in kilometers.
• Payload in kilograms or tonnes, and whether the truck is new or used.
• Gearbox and overall condition, checked during a test drive.
• Your budget in pesos and the city where the truck will be picked up.

Warranty and the Lemon Law

Republic Act 10642, the Lemon Law, covers brand-new motor vehicles. If a defect appears within 12 months or 20,000 kilometers, the manufacturer or authorized seller must attempt repairs. Keep the warranty card and the official receipt, because consumers need one of them to enforce a warranty. Brands add their own cover, such as Toyota's 3-year or 100,000-kilometer manufacturer warranty, and Fuso's unlimited-mileage warranty for three years on Canter trucks.

Climate and what to check

The Philippines has no winter or summer: it is hot all year, with a wet season and a dry season. Rain turns sites and farm tracks into mud and hides damage on the underside, so check the undercarriage, wiring and cooling system closely. Test drives in the heat show whether the engine and air conditioning keep up under load.

Units and delivery between cities

Write payload in kilograms or tonnes, engine size in cubic centimeters or liters, and mileage in kilometers, the same units the Lemon Law uses. Name the pickup and delivery city. Manila, Quezon City and Makati are on Luzon, Cebu City is in the Visayas and Davao City is in Mindanao, so a truck moved from Luzon to Mindanao needs a different transport plan than one moved inside Metro Manila.

What to write in your request

Give the truck type, the model and year if you know them, the payload you need, the mileage you expect and your preferred gearbox. Add your budget in pesos and the city. Say whether the truck must be new, which keeps the Lemon Law cover, or used.

On BlaBlaPrice the request is free for buyers. Describe the truck in your own words in a chat, with a photo if it helps. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their offer, price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to exchange them. For smaller vehicles, see light trucks and vans up to 3.5 t or Cars.