If you’ve been thinking about buying a D-MAX but holding off because of the price, this might just change your mind. Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) has partnered with Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) and Security Bank Corporation to launch a new offer called the D-MAX Power Plus Deals. This promo is meant to help customers get the Isuzu D-MAX at a lower starting cost, especially now that pickup prices have gone up due to new government taxes.
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The agreement was made official with a contract signing held on July 9, 2025. As part of the deal, buyers can get the Isuzu D-MAX 4×2 LS-A AT PLUS with an all-in downpayment of just P35,000 through either RCBC or Security Bank.
According to IPC Vice President for Sales, Toshihiko Kojima, this promo is their way of helping customers own a dependable pickup even during times when vehicle prices are going up. He said the company wants to give smart options to Filipinos who need a reliable truck without going over their budget.
The timing of the promo follows the implementation of the new excise tax on pickups, which started on July 1, 2025. By working with trusted banks like RCBC and Security Bank, IPC aims to give customers easier financing despite the higher prices.
The D-MAX gets a sweet P35,000 downpayment promo from Isuzu
You can now cross out “too expensive” from your list of reasons not to buy a pickup.
Shaynah Miranda on Jul 29, 2025You are here:HomeLatest StoriesNewsThe D-MAX gets a sweet P35,000 downpayment promo from Isuzu
If you’ve been thinking about buying a D-MAX but holding off because of the price, this might just change your mind. Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) has partnered with Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) and Security Bank Corporation to launch a new offer called the D-MAX Power Plus Deals. This promo is meant to help customers get the Isuzu D-MAX at a lower starting cost, especially now that pickup prices have gone up due to new government taxes.
Related: Isuzu trucks stay on top for the 25th straight year
The agreement was made official with a contract signing held on July 9, 2025. As part of the deal, buyers can get the Isuzu D-MAX 4×2 LS-A AT PLUS with an all-in downpayment of just P35,000 through either RCBC or Security Bank.
According to IPC Vice President for Sales, Toshihiko Kojima, this promo is their way of helping customers own a dependable pickup even during times when vehicle prices are going up. He said the company wants to give smart options to Filipinos who need a reliable truck without going over their budget.
The timing of the promo follows the implementation of the new excise tax on pickups, which started on July 1, 2025. By working with trusted banks like RCBC and Security Bank, IPC aims to give customers easier financing despite the higher prices.
RCBC’s Senior Vice President and Consumer Lending Group Head, Atty. Ramil De Villa shared that their partnership with Isuzu makes it easier for customers to own a D-MAX, with perks like low downpayment, no extra fees, and even free one-year car insurance.
Security Bank Vice President and Dealer and Broker Sales Channel Head, Ronaldo Reyes, said they’re happy to be working with Isuzu again. He added that with fast loan approvals and special offers, the promo makes the D-MAX more reachable for many buyers.
This special promo is available from July 15 to September 30, 2025, only through RCBC and Security Bank. Visit the nearest Isuzu dealership or get in touch with the banks to know more. You can also view the full Isuzu lineup from the comfort of your home at AutoDeal.com.ph.
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