Mitsubishi PH gives us a flashback via Mirage G4, L300 prices

MANILA: Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) selling retail prices (SRPs) for the L300 and Mirage G4 through the "Mitsubishi Rollback" promo.

This is aimed at helping customers, especially first-time car buyers, acquire their own vehicle during this period of limited public transportation. The rollback of prices also takes into account the ease of ownership of utility vehicles for business purposes.

From September 8 to 30, 2020, customers can own a Mitsubishi Mirage G4 with a promotional retail price of P528,000.00 for the GLX MT variant. The price given for the practical and fuel-efficient sedan is even P10,000 lower compared to its introductory price seven years ago and is P207,000 lower compared to its usual 2020 SRP.

As for the reliable Mitsubishi L300 (cab and chassis only) for business ventures, it can be owned at a very low price of P698,000 (not including the optional rear body), which is also the price of the flexible van in 2018 before the introduction of the enhanced Euro4 turbo-charged engine. This is practically P300,000 in savings against its 2020 SRP.

MMPC President and CEO Mutsuhiro Oshikiri shared, “We at MMPC acknowledge the importance of having a dependable personal vehicle during these very trying times. We are offering the Mitsubishi Price Rollback promo to support the Filipino community in their need for a personal or business vehicle. The Mitsubishi Mirage G4 and L300 are both made here in the Philippines and it is only fitting that these vehicles serve the current transportation need of the Filipino people.”

The Mitsubishi Mirage L300 and G4 are both produced in the MMPC facility in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.

Two months ago, the Mitsubishi L300 commemorated a manufacturing milestone — reaching 200,000 units here.

On the other hand, last November 2019, the Mitsubishi Mirage G4 released its 700,000th unit in the country.

Both milestones embody the dedication of the brand in offering Filipino-crafted vehicles to the market.

Customers who are interested in the Mitsubishi Rollback promo can visit the official website of MMPC here or contact their preferred dealership.

Photo from Mitsubishi

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