GAC Motor Philippines is starting off the Christmas season with special and limited-time pricing promos on the Empow sedan and other models.
From today until October 31, 2024 only, customers can enjoy huge discounts as much as P 300,000 on the Empow GB and Empow GS, or avail of low monthly offers as low as P 11,969 on the GAC Empow.
The Empow’s bold design, featuring an oversized front grille gives it a muscular appeal, while LED headlights and angular details enhance its road presence. Inside, the sporty theme continues with fighter-jet inspired seats, and a futuristic console with a 7-inch digital instrument panel and 10.25-inch infotainment display.
Powered by a 1.5-liter turbo engine with GAC Motor’s MegaWave technology, the Empow delivers 168 horsepower and 270 Nm of torque, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 6.95 seconds.
With the hefty discount and only for a limited time, GAC Motor is giving customers the opportunity to bring home the Empow GS for less than a million pesos.
Read our review here.
In addition to the great promotion on the Empow, GAC Motor is also offering great discounts and low monthly installments on some of its other vehicles too, including the Emzoom, Emkoo, GS8, and the two new MPVs introduced this 2024, the M6 Pro and M8.
Buyers may avail of monthly installments for as low as P 10,190 while those seeking an upfront discount may enjoy a cash discount of as much as P 160,000 on select models.
Flexible financing plans extending up to five years are also available through GAC Motor’s partner banks RCBC, Sterling Bank of Asia, and PNB. Promo is available from October 1 to 31 2024.
Read our review of the Emzoom (versus the HR-V) and the Emkoo.
“We are delighted to offer this big savings deal on the GAC Empow, and these other special promos to our dear customers so that they may celebrate 2024 and drive into the new year in style. This is one exceptional value for money offer for a sleek-looking sports sedan on the market. This is also our way of expressing gratitude for the tremendous support Astara and GAC Motor have received from our Filipino customers. Through this promo, we look forward to welcoming even more to the GAC Motor family,” said Franz Decloedt, Brand Head of GAC Motor Philippines, Astara Philippines.
Interested customers may check out the different models of GAC Motor at 29 showrooms nationwide, including key locations in Angeles City, Alabang, Bacolod, Bacoor, Batangas, BGC, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Dasmarinas, Davao, Fairview, General Santos, Iloilo, Isabela, Kawit, Manila Bay, Marilao, Matina, Mindanao Avenue, New Manila, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Pasig, Quezon Avenue, Santa Rosa, Sumulong Highway, and Tarlac.
China fan boyz buy na 300k discount is more than enough to get your dyowa the latest oppo or vivo. And then eat at golden dragon and order sea cucumber for its aphrodisiac properties. And finally check in at double happiness lodge for extreme pleasure. 300k is well worth it
ReplyDeleteGet in your Sarao, text and drive with your MyPhone while on your pasada, eat your balut, make more children, and get a life while you're at it.
DeleteVery good deals and awesome cash discounts
ReplyDeleteGreat work Astara
Low prestige, low resale value, not sure reliability/durability. Add a little more and buy a prestigous battle tested civic with high resale value.
ReplyDeletewho cares about your trashy barebone civic. go buy it and feed it to elephants
DeleteLol, what's with the obsession with prestige? Anyway, I wouldn't call Toyota and Honda prestigious, that's coming from someone who's owned, and still own, cars from both brands.
DeleteThere's nothing prestigious about owning generic Japanese vehicles from Toyota and Honda
DeleteThis dude thinks owning a Wigo,Raize,Brio and Vios are prestigious 🤣
There's nothing prestigious owning an unreliable,bare and overpriced Honda Civic
ReplyDeleteResale value of it isn't that good at all due to many reported CVT and engine trouble issues of it
Sales of Honda Civic in the Philippine market are so low that it on sells single digit units and they still sell 20243 MY units.
I'm expecting next year ASTARA will bring the Sporty Sedan variant EMPOW R STYLE with 265BHP 2.0L TURBO to compete with the New kid on the block Hyundai ELANTRA, Honda Civic typeRand Toyota Yaris GR.
ReplyDeleteObviously toyota and honda are not prestigious nobody in his right mind will call it prestigious. But still compared to gac? I would rather drive a used jap car or even a Delivery van over a brand new gac. That is why it is discounted 300 large because only a few sees the merit in driving a china car
ReplyDeleteU do know Jap Subaru do that kind of discount too
DeleteThere's a reason why chinese cars are cheaper than their japanese counterpart. Anyone with a common sense would know what is the reason for that. 😉
ReplyDeleteIt actually depends on the brand not ethnicity of the car.
DeleteThere are Japs car that aren't so reliable notably Nissan cvts are bad
Korean cars Kia and Hyundai engines, you can see a lot of American videos thrashing it, saying its life is only half of those of Toyotas and Hondas.
Same as with Chinese cars, I read Changans have the highest ratings in China as to dependability. We're talking of ICEs because EVs it's China no.1.
China cars are cheap coz their labor is cheap. They are govt subsidised, they own their car plants and factories, they have tons of steel and materials..
DeleteUnlike japs brands which has limited resources, high labor cost, factory rents, taxes etc. Thats why jap cars are expensive. But quality wise, nah.
China cars are cheap because it acquired materials/ minerals thru low cost destructive mining in africa, indonesia, other 3rd world countries, it uses cheap low quality materials, low quality R & D = low quality cars. Heavy subsidy for domestic and export market bcoz they have over capacity, in other words dumping.
DeleteWhat about Toyota/Daihatsu... *wink*
DeleteChinese cars are cheaper because it's raw materials and labor cost is cheaper, steel is abundant in china and China is nearer than Japan, they're only at West Philippines sea,
ReplyDeleteI traveled at 130 kms average a day
ReplyDeleteI doubt those newbie cars from china could sustained such hard work.