August 28, 2018

Are You a Loyal Mitsubishi Owner? You Can Get the Montero Sport GLS A/T at P 180,000 Off!


Being a loyal Mitsubishi owner sure does have its perks and this time, you can get additional discount if you’re in the market for a brand-new Montero Sport.

With only two days to go (this promo ends on August 31, 2018), the Mitsubishi Loyalty Program nets you an additional P 15,000 discount over any other existing promotions and/or discounts. This could mean a brand-new Montero Sport GLS A/T with discounts amounting to P 175,000 for cash buyers (or P 98,000 all-in low downpayment for financing buyers).

To qualify:
  • Open to all current Mitsubishi vehicle owners who will purchase a brand-new Mitsubishi Montero Sport from authorized dealerships until August 31, 2018.
  • Current Mitsubishi owned vehicle should have originally been bought from a Mitsubishi Motors Philippines authorized dealership: this should be indicated in the vehicle’s Certificate of Registration.
  • The promo is limited to those whose Mitsubishi vehicle is named under them as stated in the vehicle’s Certificate of Registration or up to the 1st degree of affinity or consanguinity (immediate family, spouse, etc.). Customers should be able to prove through necessary documents his or her relationship with the Mitsubishi vehicle owner whose name appears on the Certificate of Registration.
  • Customer should be able to present the Mitsubishi vehicle’s Certificate of Registration and the latest Official Receipt of vehicle’s LTO registration (2017 or 2018 if applicable).
  • The purchase should be a done transaction between the dealer and customer (dealer has formally received payment from cash buyers and down payment from financing buyers) by August 31, 2018.
Plus, regardless if you’re a current Mitsubishi owner or not, MMPC is also offering a P 5,000 outright cash rebate whenever you test drive a Montero Sport or Strada until August 31.

The purchase should be a done transaction between the dealer and customer (dealer has formally received payment from cash buyers and down payment from financing buyers) by August 31, 2018.

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4 comments:

  1. TGLAugust 31, 2018 at 9:49 AM

    Wag kayo bumili I am a 2017 GlS premium owner and their PMS is a rip off. I am about tondo the 20000km PMS and the Service Advisor told me that the unit is scheduled for an aircon cleaning worth 7k. Nagtanong ako bakit 7k diba may filter lang yan na pinapalita just like what Ford does sa 4x4 na wildtrak namin nag 60000km na nga yun never umabot sa 7k ung AC cleaning. Sagot ng advisor is kasi daw tangalin ung entire dash. Wow na shock ako old school parin style ni MMPC sa pag linis anong silbe ng filter nyo. Since ayoko ng always pabalik2 sa casa for oil change Ng fully synthetic ako para every 10000km interval eh may top up pa pala every 5km at aabot ng 4600 ung top up ha top up tapos ung every 10000km oil change its around 10k then so i total mo 14k to 15k eh tinalo pala nila ung Ford sa sobrang mahal ako 3 years na always casa with my pickup and never ako ng reklamo sa PMS nila every 10000km and I spent 10-12k lang MMPC pinapatay nyo pala pocket ng buyers nyo sa style niyo sa maintenance kaya wag kayo bumili nito wag. Get a ford or toyota or honda CRV diesel mas cheaper ang PMS ng honda diesel. Loyal kami sa into pero walang pinagkaiba sa Pajero Fieldmaster ung PMS gastos ni Monterosport good thing wala na warranty Pajero namin sa labas na kami nga pagawa. Matumal na sales ng Monte ngayon mahal pa PMS nyo good luck nalang. Lahat ng kaibigan ko alam na ang style ng MMPC so sales nyo expect for decline.

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  2. Bill M.September 2, 2018 at 8:23 AM

    I don't know about the other issues with the PMS, but top up after 5K km is necessary as the oil filter has to be replaced. Re-using the oil that's inside the filter is like putting back the junk that was filtered out. That's why you need to top up to replace the quantity that is left in the old filter.

    By the way, I'm surprised about the P4,600 top up you were saying. Their oil filter is only about P1,100 while their OEM fully synthetic oil is about P600 per liter. Assuming you'll only need 1L of oil then that's a total of P1,700. That's far from the P4,600 quoted to you.

    As for your AC cleaning, I suggest that you try going to a different Mitsubishi casa and see if they will say the same thing.

    - A 2017 GLS Std. Monty owner here and loving it!

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  3. UnknownFebruary 3, 2019 at 10:33 AM

    okay naman si monty peru ang casa milking pocket sa mga value costumer nla kaya ako ngayon pag 20k PMS ko almost 3years old sa labas na ako. tapos sabi ng kapitid ko mechanical engineer ok lng mineral oil kaysa synthetic atleast always clean ang engine mo. hndi mo nman yan gamitan sa racetract na babad na babad rev mo always

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  4. AnonymousMarch 1, 2021 at 9:49 AM

    Matindi talaga ang rocket ng mga casa, I've been to 3 diffirent mitsubishi casa. Lahat sila mapagsamantala sa customer. Niluluko at dinadaya nila ang customer. Pinagtataka ko lang walang action ang owner ng casa kahit marami ng reklamo. I don't believed hindi nakakarating sa kanila ang mga issues. Lalo na kapag mga misis lang ang nagdadala ng car sa casa na walang alam sa car. Kung anu ano ang sasabing kailangan palitan tapos ang masama noon nagbayad ka na ng mahal hindi pa ayos ang gawa. Mabuti nalang may mga private car service center na kaya doon ko nalang dinadala. Nakikita mo na habang ginagawa at makikita mong pinalitan talaga ng brand new ang parts. This base on my experienced from 3 diffirent mitsubishi casa.

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