Suzuki PH opens auto dealership in Davao

Suzuki Philippines Inc. (SPH) further strengthens its presence to more locations in the country by opening its latest automotive dealership in Matina, Davao.

In a statement, the Japanese marque’s local arm said the opening of the new Suzuki Auto Matina is in line with the company’s goal of cementing its position in the industry.

Unveiled last September 2, the newly-inaugurated sales facility is the second Suzuki auto dealership in Mindanao’s economic powerhouse.

SPH shared that the aforementioned establishment, which is considered to be one of the biggest in the compact car distributor’s local network, is the sixth Suzuki dealership being managed and operated by the Autocentral group.

The Suzuki Auto Matina covers a 3,000-square meter property in Talomo, Davao City and houses eight service bays and a showroom that can accommodate up to seven display units. It is expected to meet market demand and cater to more customers in the area.

The Autocentrale group has five Suzuki dealerships namely Suzuki Auto North Cebu, Suzuki Auto SM City Cebu, Suzuki Auto Mactan, Suzuki Auto SM Consolacion, and Suzuki Auto Cagayan de Oro.

Among those present during the grand launch was SPH General Manager for Automobile Norihide Takei.

In his speech, Takei expressed confidence that Filipinos in the region can experience better mobility through Suzuki's network expansion.

"The opening of Suzuki's newest dealership in Davao reflects our continuing efforts to bring the brand to more Filipinos looking for a reliable mobility partner. This also shows our support for the Philippine economic recovery as we hope to contribute in generating job opportunities for Filipinos in Davao City," Takei was quoted as saying. 

"Suzuki Philippines is excited for this new development, and we are optimistic this dealership will complement the company's business momentum this 2022," he added. 

Photos from Suzuki Philippines Inc.

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