AYALA AUTO GROUP. From left, Volkswagen Cebu branch manager Ren Dumaraos, Isuzu Cebu Marketing and CRM head Lizette Palermo-Olitres of Isuzu Cebu and Honda Cars Cebu’s Lyn Divinagracia (Customer Relations Officer) and Alec Bucao (General Manager) gather during a press conference for the Ayala Lifestyle Fair at the Marriott Hotel. (CDN PHOTO/ FERDINAND EDRALIN)
AUTOMOTIVE brands under the Ayala Group of Companies (AGC) are set to bring various exclusive one-time deals at the Ayala Lifestyle Fair on Aug. 26 to 28.
With the theme “Celebrating Life’s Treasures,” the Ayala Lifestyle Fair is organized by the by the Ayala Business Club of Cebu, Inc. (ABCCI) featuring over 20 brands under the AGC from various industries — automotive, real estate, hotels and resorts, telecommunications, and financial services all in one venue.
During the press conference held at the Cebu City Marriott Hotel last Aug. 18, representatives from the participating automotive brands disclosed the special promos and other offers that will be available exclusively for the three-day event.
For Honda Cars Cebu, swipe your BPI credit card for your Honda City or Honda Mobilio reservation and get a unit for as low as P10,000, or reserve a Honda CRV for as low as P65,000. Win prizes and tokens in their roulette for reservations made during the three-day event.
Isuzu Cebu will offer up to P90,000-off for those who will get its mu-X SUV through BPI Bank financing. Free Isuzu items will also be given to those who will test drive the 3.0-liter mu-X variant. A free 30-point service checkup will also be offered during the event until Aug. 30.
Volkswagen Cebu, meanwhile, will be slashing P300,000-off from selected models. Zero down payment and 0-percent interest for up to 36 months will be made possible during the event, subject to bank approval.
All-in packages are available for as low as P39,000. Volkswagen Cebu will also be giving away free dash cams for reservations made during the event while premium Volkswagen items will be given to those who will test drive their demo units.