Get a brand new Maxus vehicle for ZERO with these new deals

Maxus Philippines, is making it easier to own a British-bred vehicle in partnership with BPI Family Savings Bank Inc.

The exact offering is ZERO Down Payment and ZERO Cash Out Promo. This not only makes it so much easier to secure financing approvals, it also maximizes returns and basically amortizes the whole net transaction price of a Maxus vehicle.

The Zero Cash Out program, which runs from July 1 to 31 only, is available for all of Maxus Philippines’ current models. Moreover, all applicable cash discounts will still be applied to further lower the SRP, thereby lowering the monthly amortization amounts. There is no actual down payment to be paid to the dealer. Approved customers will be asked to execute a Hold-Out Agreement from BPI or BPI Family Savings Bank Account to fulfill the down payment requirement. Clients availing of the Zero Down Payment Promo will also enjoy the benefit of earning interest on their assigned account on hold.  If they wish to terminate or withdraw their deposit on hold, they may do so after the 24th monthly payment as long as their auto loan account is updated and not in past due status.

Here are the following discounted prices and special promos on Maxus models:

• The T60 pickup truck starts at Php 948,000 (from Php 998,000 SRP) at Php 23,682 monthly, with a BPI deposit amount as low as 20% down payment;
• The G50 MPV starts at Php 1,068,000 (from Php 1,088,000 SRP) at Php 26, 679 monthly, with a BPI deposit amount as low as 20% down payment;
• The D60 SUV starts at Php 1,118,000 (from Php 1,148,000 SRP) at Php 27,928 monthly, with a BPI deposit amount as low as 20% down payment;
• The V80 van starts at Php 1,430,000 (from Php 1,570,000 SRP) at Php 35,722 monthly, with a BPI deposit amount as low as 30% down payment;
• The G10 van starts at Php 1,710,000 (from Php 1,790,000 SRP) at Php 42,716 monthly, with a BPI deposit amount as low as 20% down payment;

Aside from this, the chattel mortgage fee and your first year comprehensive insurance are free of charge. Are these enough to entice you to get a brand-new Maxus?