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Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC), in partnership with AC Motors Automobile Group (AC Motors), opened two new Isuzu Outlet Standard (IOS) dealerships in Rizal and Taytay led by IPC president Tetsuya Fujita and AC Motors pesident Antonio “Toti” Zara, marking another milestone in Isuzu’s commitment to bringing high-quality products and services closer to its customers.
“Rizal is a vibrant and growing province that serves as a gateway between Metro Manila and the surrounding regions, its booming industries, such as manufacturing, construction, and logistics, require reliable transportation solutions. Establishing our latest IOS dealerships here allows us to better serve the businesses and communities of Rizal with our high-quality products and services, especially our dependable trucks and D-MAX pick-ups that perfectly suit their needs,” said IPC president Tetsuya Fujita.
Isuzu Rizal is strategically located on a 2,000-square-meter along Marcos Highway with its spacious showroom can display up to four vehicles including trucks. The dealership also features an expansive service area with eight service bays, including one dedicated to trucks, catering to the needs of local businesses and individual customers alike.
Isuzu Taytay, on the other hand, boasts a larger 3,135-square-meter facility located at Manila East Road. The showroom can accommodate up to six vehicles, including light commercial vehicles and trucks, providing customers with a comprehensive overview of Isuzu’s product range. The dealership is equipped with a well-lit and modern service area featuring six dedicated service bays for both light commercial vehicles and trucks, ensuring efficient and high-quality maintenance.
“Our goal has always been to deliver the best customer service possible, these new IOS facilities reflect our strong commitment to provide exceptional customer care in all our areas of operation nationwide, ensuring that every Isuzu customer experiences unparalleled support and satisfaction,” said AC Motors president Toti Zara.