Hino PH launches ‘Raining Deals’ Promo

Hino Motors Philippines (HMP) has launched its newest sales promotion for the month of June.

Dubbed the “Hino Raining Deals”, the Japanese truck manufacturer’s local arm said that the latest sales promotion provides clients of select models (from the 200 and 300 Series) all-in, low-down payment options. The initiative is up until the end of June 2023.

Below are the models and their corresponding payment terms:

Model	Utility Van	Aluminum Van	Dropside
	15-percent down payment	15-percent down payment	15-percent down payment
315	P60,000	P60,000	P60,000
415	P70,000	70,000	P70,000
514	P80,000	P80,000	P80,000
514 Auto	P100,000	P90,000	P90,000
616	Not applicable	P90,000	P90,000
916	Not applicable	P110,000	P110,000

In addition, those who will take advantage of the Hino Raining Deals Promo will receive an all-in, low-down payment package that covers essential aspects of vehicle ownership namely the following:

• One-year comprehensive insurance with Acts of Nature coverage in partnership with reputable insurance providers such as Standard Insurance, Malayan Insurance, and People's General Insurance
• Three-year vehicle registration
• Waived lease processing fees

To qualify in the promo, customers must purchase the applicable Hino vehicle and rear body through the finance lease program of Hino Financing, facilitated by Toyota Financial Services (which is subject for approval).

Customers are required to make the down payment within the promo period to avail the promo's benefits.

The all-In low down payment schemes are computed based on a 15-percent down payment and 60-month amortization.

As an additional bonus, HMP customers who took advantage of the promotion will receive a fuel card worth P5,000 for every purchase of a Hino chassis with a Hino rear body and Hino Insure that were availed through Hino Financing.

Photos from Hino Motors Philippines

Also read:

Hino PH offers flexible deals for 300 Series in newest promo

Hino 300 Series trucks get upgrades

Hino Motors PH supplies more trucks to J&T Express fleet anew