New Mitsubishi 3S Centre Opens In Teluk Panglima Garang

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) saw a new Mitsubishi 3S Centre officially opened recently in Teluk Panglima Garang, Selangor by dealers MN Wheels Sdn Bhd.
Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) revealed today that the firm welcomed a new Mitsubishi 3S Centre into its network recently. Located in the Teluk Panglima Garang township of the Kuala Langat district in Selangor, the outlet is operated by dealers MN Wheels Sdn Bhd.
MMM adds that the new facility boasts a land size area of 27,000 square feet and a building size of 10,000 square feet. This, in turn, provides ample space for a comfortable showroom and service centre, the latter brimmed with Mitsubishi Motors diagnostic tools too.
This new outlet marks a significant milestone in dealers MN Wheels' commitment towards expanding its presence and enhancing customer accessibility. Prior to said new outlet, the firm already established Mitsubishi outlets in both Kuala Selangor and Bukit Raja.
“The opening of this new outlet brings our products and services closer to the community, ensuring our customers in Teluk Panglima Garang are in excellent hands,” remarked Shinya Ikeda, CEO of MMM, about the new outlet.
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Besides the face-lifted Xpander crossover MPV (top), MMM also currently markets the latest third-gen Triton pick-up truck in both single-cab (left) and double-cab (right) forms.
Critically, with this new Teluk Panglima Garang outlet added, MMM now boasts a total of 18 3S centres operating throughout the Klang Valley. To date, the firm has 63 showrooms and a further 63 service centres sprawled nationwide, with eight of the former being full-fledged 4S centres.
Presently, MMM markets two core models, those being the face-lifted 2024MY Xpander crossover MPV priced from RM99,980 onwards, and the latest third-gen Triton pick-up truck priced from RM101,980 (single-cab) and RM114,980 (dual-cab) onwards.
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