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Smooth Transition: How Mark Tagle Captures the Ultra High-End Luxury Car Segment in the Philippines Thoughts from one of the youngest CEOs in the local motoring scene “More than just high quality and exclusivity, ultra high-end luxury market in the Philippines ultimately values building and sustaining long-term quality client relationship,” says Mark Tagle, president and chairman of Aston Martin Manila. Two years after its official opening in the country, Aston Martin Manila is now the leader in terms of market share for ultra high-end luxury cars, according to ___________. Such exemplary success can be attributed to its main man, Mark Tagle of Bridgestone and La Germania fame, who transitioned from an avid car enthusiast to becoming the …show more content…

Unlike in first world countries, the market in the Philippines is not as big, so a personalized approach is highly preferred. “Aston Martin is known globally for its unrivalled quality of service and expertise and we always do our best to give the same level of commitment to all our local clients. Our clients would want to be able to get in touch and talk to me directly and that is something I have prioritized ever …show more content…

“Our sales team does a good job in following through with all our clients’ ownership requirements, while I set the stage for them to build and maintain such strong relationship foundation. Once they have become part of the Aston Martin family, they will really feel our unique way of taking care of the relationship,” says Mark. Aston Martin Manila continuously aims to set the bar high when it comes to good sales and after-sales customer service. Level-Up Appreciation “We have the advantage of being a new brand in the block that everyone wants to try to drive an Aston Martin, and we let them,” shares Mark. In Aston Martin Manila, appreciation goes beyond the visual. With the goal of making each customer experience unique, the best way to connect to the clients on an emotional level is to allow them to have a first-hand experience of the cars. We have regular track days on speedways to allow high potential clients to drive the car to its full potential. Keep Your Clients’ Circle Happy As

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