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P120 million Toyota GenSan inaugurated

7 May 2008

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TOYOTA GENSAN INAUGURATION. GenSan City Mayor Jun Acharon strike a pose with Toyota Gen. Santos, Inc. President Jose A. Lim right after the mayor arrived for the formal inauguration of the car dealer’s P120 million showroom and service center along the national highway of the Tuna Capital, late afternoon of May 2, 2008. The project has been enjoying brisk business from owners of Toyota vehicles in Region 12 including those in Cotabato City and Sultan Kudarat since it opened last year. Also in attendance at the occasion were Mr. Hiroshi Ito, President of Toyota Motor Philippines, Inc. and Mr. Francis Castillo Laurel, President of the Toyota Dealers Association of the Philippines.

GenSan City Mayor Jun Acharon delivering his speech before the movers and shakers of the city.

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orman said:

the toyota inauguration was postponed more than 3x. i began to understand why when my driver was about to park my innova. guys in barong tagalog were acting as guides and valets. for the first time, i had my valet do my parking for me. at the registration desk, after signing up, i was lead to a photo-op area with the toyota logo as backdrop. the program has started and mayor was on the rostrum. anybody who is somebody in gensan was there…either in barong tagalog or in dark suit. glad to be in my longsleeves and tie. the food by my friend sol manangquil was varied. i dearly loved her take of bihod adobo - sarap to the max! i had to leave in huff for another dinner appointment. am proud to say that ASIA UNITED BANK closed the deal of TOYOTA GENSAN’S account.

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- 25 May 2008 at 9:34 pm

maverick said:

Another good improvement in Gensan City. Hope to be back their next year.

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- 8 October 2008 at 9:53 am

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