Volvo Cars Philippines, distributed by Hariphil Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), teamed up with SB Rental Corporation, a subsidiary of Security Bank Corporation, to offer flexible leasing options for their vehicle lineup. This partnership aims to make Volvo's luxury vehicles more accessible through comprehensive financing terms.
The partnership was officially launched last February 17, 2025 at Volvo Makati with key executives from HARI and Security Bank in attendance. Prominent attendees included Ms. Maria Fe Perez-Agudo, Vice Chairman, President and CEO of HARI, and Ms. Zenaida L. Tan, President of SB Rental Corporation.
Through this collaboration, Volvo and SB Rental provide tailored leasing options that cater to diverse client needs, making it easier for individuals and businesses to drive a Volvo. With nearly 25 years in the automotive industry, HARI is celebrated for its exceptional customer-first service, while Security Bank is renowned for its innovative financial solutions. Together, they reinforce their reputation as trusted providers of top-quality services.
Through this collaboration, Volvo and SB Rental provide tailored leasing options that cater to diverse client needs, making it easier for individuals and businesses to drive a Volvo. With nearly 25 years in the automotive industry, HARI is celebrated for its exceptional customer-first service, while Security Bank is renowned for its innovative financial solutions. Together, they reinforce their reputation as trusted providers of top-quality services.
“This makes driving a Volvo more accessible for the client,” said Ms. Agudo. “This partnership aims to offer consumers a seamless and satisfying vehicle leasing experience.”
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Excited for the leasing. Toyota's kinto one is stupid. I inquired about it at a dealership and no one knew about it.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I see "HARI" so I am a bit apprehensive. LOL