Suzuki PH inaugurates new Bulacan dealership

Suzuki Philippines Inc. (SPH) revealed that it has inaugurated a new dealership in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan.

The new dealership, the country’s pioneer compact car distributor pointed out, is the second-biggest in the area and the 13th Suzuki dealership of Mt. Sinai Motors Corporation under the ANC+ Group of Companies.

Suzuki Auto San Jose Del Monte boasts a 950-square-meter facility at B-1, L8, 9 and 10 North Diamond 2, Quirino Highway, Barangay Maharlika, District 1, San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan. It has a showroom that can house up to four cars complemented by service area that can accommodate up to five cars.

“With the new Suzuki Dealership firmly in place, we indeed have the best view in this progressive city that is also regarded as the Balcony of the Metropolis. It is only fitting that San Jose Del Monte City deserves to be accorded the best services when it comes to its people’s travel needs. The dealership will provide quality and affordable vehicles to all residents of San Jose Del Monte and above quality after-sales parts and service,” said SPH Director and General Manager for Automobile Norihide Takei.

The new outlet in Bulacan, the Japanese automaker's local arm noted, sets the foundation for Suzuki’s continuing efforts to broaden its reach and accessibility in more parts of Central Luzon. It is also a practical solution to lessen the travel time and other expenses of Suzuki customers from the area to get their cars serviced, repaired, or maintained.

In addition to offering parts and after-sales services, Suzuki Auto San Jose Del Monte is strategically positioned to attend to the growing demand and inquiries on Suzuki automobiles in the Eastern part of Bulacan province.

Suzuki Auto San Jose Del Monte is open from Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. on Sundays.

Photos from Suzuki Philippines Inc.

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