Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC), the country's leading truck manufacturer and distributor, is set to expand its presence in Metro Manila with the opening of a new dealership in the highly urbanized City of Valenzuela. The 2,000 sqm dealership will be located along MacArthur Highway Corner Bartolome Street and will be operated by Industrial & Transport Equipment, Inc. (INTECO), a trusted dealer group that already manages several Isuzu dealerships in Quezon Avenue, EDSA, Pampanga, Pangasinan, and Baguio.
The establishment of the Valenzuela dealership is part of IPC's ambitious "Road to 50" program, which aims to extend the company's reach to more cities across the Philippines. Valenzuela, being a densely populated city and home to numerous manufacturing and logistics companies, presents a prime opportunity for Isuzu to bring its products closer to the market and cater to the local businesses in the area.
IPC President Tetsuya Fujita expressed confidence in the partnership with INTECO, stating, "With the excellent customer service of INTECO, we are confident that our customers in the area will be in good hands as soon as we open."
“This new dealership solidifies INTECO’s dedication and commitment to continue to provide business and transport solutions to a bigger market in the Metro. Without any major issues, we expect the construction to be completed by 4th quarter, just in time for buying season.”
Isuzu Valenzuela will feature the new Isuzu Outlet Standard (IOS) design, providing a modern and inviting atmosphere for customers. The dealership will boast a spacious showroom capable of displaying up to four Isuzu trucks, along with a customer lounge and service reception area. Additionally, the service shop is designed to accommodate a range of vehicles, from light to heavy-duty. It will include four bays for light commercial vehicles, four bays for light-duty trucks, and one bay for heavy-duty trucks. The facility is also designed with future expansions in mind, ensuring that it can adapt to the growing needs of the market.
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