Rolls-Royce expands dealer network in the Philippines

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has opened its latest Asia-Pacific showroom in Manila, the Philippines. This new showroom in Manila is the 25th in the Asia Pacific region outside of China’s mainland.

The new facility was launched by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Asia Pacific regional director, Paul Harris, Asia-Pacific regional general manager, Michael Schneider, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Manila dealer principal, Willy Tee Ten, and senior vice-[resident, Michael Cua. They also presented the company’s latest model, Ghost Series II.

Paul Harris commented at the launch, “The opening of this showroom in Manila follows an order history that stretches back to 2005. The burgeoning Philippines economy has been shaped by a group of highly successful entrepreneurs who now wish to reward themselves with nothing less than the pinnacle motor car.”
“We are proud to also present the Ghost Series II at this showroom launch. Ghost serves our clients’ demands for the best in effortless dynamism, modern luxury and industry-leading technology, clothed in a discreetly updated design that protects the iconic character of a Rolls-Royce. The car, an oasis of calm in a frenetic business world, has already received multiple awards worldwide,” Michael Schneider added.

Willy Tee Ten said, “As the official dealer for Rolls-Royce Motor Cars here, we have been serving customers in Manila for some time but this new showroom facility will enable us to better commission Bespoke cars for our highly-discerning customers."

Strategically located in Bonifacio Global City, the 323 square metre showroom facility can accommodate up to three cars and conforms to the company’s standards. Furnished in veneer, leather and paint samples, the bespoke lounge gives customers a direct line to the designers and craftspeople at the Home of Rolls-Royce, in Goodwood, England when commissioning their personalised vehicles. In the Asia Pacific region, virtually all Rolls-Royce cars delivered have some sort of Bespoke element.