Isuzu Bohol will officially close and end its operations Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, the dealership announced, leaving Isuzu owners on the island to rely on service teams based in Cebu.
The dealership said in an official statement addressed to customers that their vehicles “will continue to receive the dedicated service and care” they require through arrangements with Isuzu Cebu.
The statement did not give a reason for the closure.
Isuzu Bohol said it remained fully operational until its closing date.
Vehicles due for periodic maintenance service, or PMS, could be brought to the dealership only until Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Under the transition plan, certified technicians and service advisors from Isuzu Cebu will hold a five-day service caravan in Bohol every month.
The dealership said the exact dates and venues will be shared with customers before the first caravan.
A dedicated offsite team from Isuzu Cebu will also cover Bohol permanently, providing roadside assistance and remote technical support, according to the statement.
Isuzu Cebu will fill all genuine parts requirements.
Customers who need workshop services will be accommodated at its main facility on A. Soriano Avenue in the North Reclamation Area in Cebu City.
The dealership said Isuzu warranties remain valid and will be honored under their original terms at any authorized Isuzu dealership nationwide.
Isuzu Cebu will also service vehicles that are out of warranty, it said.
Customers may book services through Isuzu Cebu at +63 908 311 0039 or +63 926 711 8534. A customer hotline, +63 927 802 7688, is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Inquiries may also be sent to customerexperience@acmobility.ph or through the dealership’s social media page.
“Thank you for choosing Isuzu Bohol and for the trust you have placed in our team over the years,” the statement said. It was signed “The Isuzu Bohol Team.”
FAREWELL
Employees have also posted farewell messages on social media.
Nelida L. Opaco, a sales professional who spent more than two years at the dealership, said she was closing her chapter with Isuzu Bohol under the Ayala Group of Companies.
She thanked her superiors, colleagues and clients, and referred to the dealership as Iconic Dealership Inc.–Isuzu Bohol.
Opaco said she has a family to support, which made every opportunity and challenge at the company mean more to her.
She said she is moving on to another chapter of her career.
Juhaina Diangca, who spent almost five years at the dealership, said she started as a telemarketer and service admin assistant before becoming a service advisor. She thanked her mentors and colleagues for supporting her growth.
“This is not just goodbye, but the end of a meaningful chapter,” Diangca wrote.
The dealership did not say how many employees are affected by the closure or whether they will be reassigned.