Isuzu PH rolls out 'Maintenance Savers Promo'

MANILA: Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) has introduced its latest aftersales initiative called the "Maintenance Savers Promo."

Available until August 31, the promotion provides a 20-percent discount on periodic maintenance service (PMS) parts and basic oil change services for those who will book service appointments in advance within the duration of the program.

Below are the items offered with a 20-percent discount: 

• Besco fluids and lubricants
• Isuzu best value parts (fluids and lubricants)
• Isuzu genuine parts (maintenance parts)
• Isuzu best value parts (maintenance parts)

According to IPC Assistant Vice President for Aftersales Hodaka Matsuda, the promo will help give Isuzu owners a more stress-free PMS experience. 

“Through this promo, we would like to encourage our customers to make prior appointments for PMS of basic oil change servicing, not just providing financial savings but also enhancing the overall efficiency and convenience for our customers,” Matsuda said. 

Per Isuzu's local arm, the discounts are available at all authorized dealerships nationwide, but cannot be availed in conjunction with its other ongoing promos. 

In the Philippine market, IPC sells two-passenger vehicles. For the pickup truck segment, the Japanese marque is offering the D-Max, which is available in 12 variants with a price ranging from P938,000-P1.945 million. The company’s seven-seater mid-size sports utility vehicle, meanwhile, is the mu-X, with four variants sold at prices ranging from P1.675-P2.58 million. 

Both of the aforementioned model’s top-spec trims use a 3.0-liter turbodiesel mill capable of producing up to 187 horsepower and 450 Newton-meters of torque. They are also fitted with an array of advanced driver-assist features, differential locks (4x4 versions), leather upholstery, digital displays with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a wireless smartphone charging pad, among others. 

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