Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) successfully reopens the Isuzu Isabela dealership that now comes with the Isuzu Outlet Standard (IOS). With this update, the said dealership now adopts the global vision of the car brand for its dealerships in the country and around the world.
Isuzu Isabela dealership
Aside from the reopening of the Isabela dealership, IPC also took the time to celebrate its 44th anniversary of working with B.M. Domingo Motor Sales, Inc. (BMD) as its dealer partner. The BMD has helped grow the Japanese automaker’s business network in different areas of the country including in the Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, among others.
“We at BMD Motor Sales, together with Isuzu Philippines, recognize the important role of showrooms in helping customers decide on possibly one of their biggest purchases in life. We must adapt to the changing times – new technology, new competition, new ways of doing business,” said Isuzu Isabela Brand Manager Ms. Maria Rizalina.
Cauayan Mayor Hon. Bernard Faustino M. Dy graced the reopening ceremony
Located at 349 Maharlika Highway, San Fermin, Cauayan, the renovated 2,854-sqm. Isuzu Isabela dealership is designed to showcase one commercial vehicle (CV) and up to three light commercial vehicles (LCV). It also has a workshop that can service up to 12 LCVs. Moreover, the dealership is built with a separate 1,745-sqm. Truck Center that can display two CVs and provide additional services bays.
It gets the Isuzu Outlet Standard (IOS) treatment
Some Isuzu vehicles visitors of the dealership can expect to see include the mu-X and the D-Max. The Isuzu mu-X is the brand’s entry to the 7-seater midsize SUV, while the D-Max is a pickup truck that recently went through a total transformation to look sleeker than the previous version.
“We are very proud of the BMD Group for continuing to capture the Cagayan Region market by providing not just good sales but excellent aftersales service that keeps our clients satisfied and loyal to the brand,” said IPC President Hajime Koso.
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