Not sure why I considered Isuzu for buying a new car. Never heard of this brand back in Europe and…read moreall the cars look ugly. Japanese cars used to be the shizzle in the 90's, and so did everything else that came from Japan. But then the economy stagnated and the innovation stopped. Not sure which one came first actually. Meaning to say, Isuzu cars look like they come straight from the 90s. But they are new they say! Put a few pictures of Isuzu cars before and after next to each other on google and really nothing has changed. I give them 3 stars because the price you pay seems pretty ok for the engine you get. The staff was not pushy.

I love Makati Ford (though I still don't understand why it's not called Ford Makati). Although I…read moredidn't get my car from them, I still keep coming back for the service. As a first-time car owner, I have a lot of questions, and they seem really, really patient with me no matter how many dumb questions I ask. I also love that they underpromise, but overdeliver. Just this morning I was told that my car would be ready by 3, and then got a text by 2pm that it was ready to be picked up. Inside the dealership there are a handful of couches and armchairs, and a big screen TV just in case you have to wait. But if my experience is any indication, you probably won't be waiting too long.

1 star is too generous. Please do not waste your time going here. They will bait you with a lower…read moreamortization at first. We confirmed this multiple times, as we didn't want to waste our time traveling from Bulacan to Parañaque. However, they assured us that the information was correct. We were made to wait for two hours, urged to settle the reservation fee, and told to hire our own mechanic, all while they remained firm about their initial quotation. We were in discussions with them from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and they were steadfast in their original offer. But once the reservation was settled and we left the premise, they immediately informed us that the quotation was incorrect and that we would need to pay a higher amortization. Joseph Roquio spent hours discussing how other car dealers use similar bait-and-switch tactics to deceive customers, only to end up being one himself. What a shame.

I would leave negative 5 stars if I could. I should have known better when they refused me a test…read moredrive, in fact I should have run away as fast as I could........ That is my advise to you! Run! The owner of every Automobilico in Metro manila is an absolute piece of s---. He refused even the most simple solution to the outrageous rip off he perpetrated on me & my family. The transmission failed within 5 minutes after we took delivery..... catastrophic failure. I returned to the dealership and not only did the owner refuse to take the Nissan X Trail, 4x4 back, but refused to swap it out, refused to fix it. Absolutely would not do a thing to reverse the immoral actions of ripping off the consumer!! A rebuilt transmission is 94,350 peso's, they said I could trade it in but would have to pay the "depreciation amount", the manger never called me back with an offer on another vehicle there, but I wasnt going to do business with such a pack of liars. Every single thing my wife & I were told by the salesman Nick Baraquilla, or the manager, Lawrence Laudato were bold face, stare you in the eye while shaking your hand lies! The owner is the real scumbag dont know his name, but his decisions to screw the consumer are the final word and he doesnt waiver, a real turd! do not do business here all the cars are worn out, with many issues. The real issues are in the horrible business practices of the owner and his den of thieves!