Suzuki Auto PH teams up with Highfleet Motors for Baguio dealership

Suzuki Auto Philippines — in partnership with Highfleet Motors — has put up a new shop in Baguio City.

Strategically located at No. 5 Marcos Highway, Sto. Tomas Proper, the Japanese automaker said that the opening of Suzuki Auto Baguio marked a significant milestone as the dealership represents the inaugural partnership between the two companies.

“This partnership with Highfleet Motors Corporation is a testament to our commitment to providing quality vehicles to the vibrant community of Baguio. We are excited to bring Suzuki’s innovative and compact models to this picturesque city,” commented Suzuki Philippines Incorporated Director and General Manager for Automobiles Norihide Takei.

Looking to redefine mobility in the City of Pines, Suzuki Auto Baguio will introduce quality and eco-friendly vehicles such as the S-Presso and the Ertiga Hybrid. It has a showroom and a service shop that opens from 8:00 a.m. and closes by 8:00 p.m.

“Highfleet Motors is honored to be a part of Suzuki’s journey in Baguio. This collaboration reflects our dedication to offering top-notch automotive solutions to the people of Baguio, aligning with Suzuki’s reputation for excellence,” said Highfleet Motors Corporation President Wilson Angheng.

During the launch of Suzuki Auto’s new facility, Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong expressed his optimism and noted that Suzuki would contribute significantly to the advancement of Baguio City’s transport sector. He also said that he believes that Baguio residents would benefit greatly from Suzuki’s compact vehicles, aligning with the city’s vision for sustainable and efficient urban mobility.

“Because of the huge problem of traffic in the city of Baguio, we acknowledge that one of the major solutions is to encourage our residents to use compact cars, and Suzuki just came in time,” Mayor Magalong stated.

On that note, Highfleet Motors Corporate Secretary Kenneth So addressed the audience and emphasized the impact of Suzuki’s compact vehicles in light of Baguio City’s Smart Mobility project.

“With the implementation of Baguio City’s Smart Mobility project, we anticipate a shift in our market automobile preferences. Compact cars will become the preferred choice, not only in Baguio’s central district but in its residential areas as well,” remarked So.

“Partnering with Suzuki is not just about providing vehicles; it’s offering a solution to a growing concern in our community,” he added.

Photos from Suzuki Philippines 

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