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ISUZU EXTENDS ANNIVERSARY PROMO
ISUZU Phils. Corp. (IPC) announced it is extending its series of anniversary promos up to August 31. Launched in July to celebrate IPC’s 14th year of operations in the country, the “Thank You Treats” of three promotional activities loaded with discounts and incentives are meant to express the company’s gratitude for their customers’ trust and support.
IPC said that the first promo features discounts for the Isuzu Alterra (P65,000 off), Crosswind (P35,000 off) and D-Max (P30,000 off). The second, called The Crosswind Sportivo Choose Your Own Treat promo, offers customers who purchase a Crosswind Sportivo between July 15 and August 31 to be included in a raffle draw where P100,000 worth of prizes are at stake. The two grand raffle winners can choose between a travel or a home entertainment showcase as prize. The third promo combines IPC’s Loyalty and Referral Programs, which provide cash incentives to loyal patrons. Those who purchase a second Isuzu vehicle or make a successful referral automatically receive a P10,000 cash reward.
For more information, visit Isuzu dealerships in EDSA Balintawak, Quezon Avenue, Commonwealth, Pasig, Manila, Makati, Alabang, Isabela, Pangasinan, Cabanatuan, Pampanga, Bulacan, Cavite, Batangas, San Pablo, Bacolod, Iloilo, Mandaue, Cagayan de Oro, Davao and General Santos City. You may also log on to www.isuzuphil.com.
KIA PROLONGS SOUL FINANCING PACKAGES
PHILIPPINE Kia distributor Columbian Autocar Corp. (CAC) said its promo for the Kia Soul has been extended until September 8, with the company explaining that those interested may avail one of three financing options for the car.
A low down-payment plan offers the Soul at P89,900 while a low monthly amortization plan calls for payments of P8,999 for 60 months through a 50-percent down-payment. A zero-interest plan is also available for 12 months, but requires a 50-percent down-payment
CAC said that the financing packages come with free three-year Land Transportation Office registration fees, and that it had arranged a financing tie-up with Maybank and PSBank.
