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Bac-001 3,308,175.00 Bac-002 2,225,100.00 Bac April 19, 2021 BMABB BACOLOD ( BPI Bacolod Main Araneta Avenue Bacolod City Negros Occidental ) CODE UNIT DESCRIPTION COLOR PN / CS KILOMETRAGE LOT SALE PRICE 2019 Ford Mustang 5.0L Fastback A/T - [ Allegedly Blue Metallic FAE 8469 4,801 flooded unit ] 2019 Hyundai Kona 2.0L GLS 6 A/T Dark Gray FAE 9635 36,857 BAC-001 3,308,175.00 2019 Toyota Vios 1.5L G A/T - [ Registered at White GAM 3397 6,624 Siquijor ] 2020 Nissan Almera 1.2L N17 M/T Gray F2 Z284 33,739 2019 Nissan Terra 2.5L VL A/T (D) 4x4 Lunar Metallic Gray F1 S881 23,818 2019 MG ZS 1.5L Alpha A/T White FAE 9500 6,173 BAC-002 2018 Suzuki Ertiga GL M/T Red FAG 9057 61,918 2,225,100.00 2017 Hyundai Accent 1.6L Hatch CRDi GL 6 M/T (D) White FAB 4202 78,533 2018 Mitsubishi Montero Sport 2.4L GLS A/T (D) Medium Red B2 L660 50,662 4x2 2020 Ford Ranger 2.2L XLT A/T (D) 4x2 Meteor Gray C2 N556 5,020 BAC-003 1,977,750.00 2019 Toyota Wigo 1.0L G M/T Silver GAM 1232 7,979 2016 Honda City 1.5L E CVT - [ Registered at Iligan Red DS 2629 N/A City ] Buena Mano is a brand owned by BPI Family Savings Bank, regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (https://www.bsp.gov.ph). Misprints and other errors are unintended and do not constitute acts of misrepresentations, intentional non-disclosure, fraud or withholding of accurate details and pricing April 19, 2021 BMABB ILOILO (San Nicolas, Oton, Iloilo City) CODE UNIT DESCRIPTION COLOR PN / CS KILOMETRAGE LOT SALE PRICE 2020 Chevrolet Trailblazer LT A/T Dark Blue Metallic FAL 1950 2,759 2019 MG ZS 1.5L Style A/T Red FAG 1093 20,974 ILO-001 2019 Ford Ecosport 1.5L Trend A/T 4x2 Absolute Black FAG 2661 14,763 2,938,575.00 2018 Toyota Vios 1.3L E A/T Thermalyte FAG 8725 N/A 2019 Nissan Almera E M/T Sapphire Metallic Blue FAE 9436 3,315 2020 Nissan Terra 2.5L VE A/T (D) 4x2 Aspen Pearl White FAG 4777 10,273 2019 Hyundai Kona 2.0L GLS A/T White FAE 9512 14,199 ILO-002 2019 Nissan Sylphy 1.6L Base M/T Deep Iris Grey FAF 1772 26,343 2,894,250.00 2020 Toyota Wigo 1.0L A/T Gray Metallic FAG 7203 24,097 2019 Hyundai Reina 1.4L GL M/T Blue Passion FAG 1810 13,434 2019 Hyundai Kona 2.0L GLS A/T Green/Acid Yellow FAG 4154 5,594 2019 Mitsubishi Xpander GLS Sport A/T 4x2 White Pearl B4 0874 20,650 ILO-003 2020 MG 5 1.5L Style A/T Red FAG 7432 15,015 2,415,450.00 2018 Chevrolet Sail 1.5L LT A/T Agate Red FAE 6155 23,632 2013 Mitsubishi Adventure 2.5L GLX M/T Dominic Silver AEF 200 137,952 2019 Ford Ranger 2.2L XLT A/T (D) 4x2 Meteor Gray FAE 9672 32,989 2018 Toyota Innova 2.8L J M/T (D) Freedom White FAE 4033 32,251 ILO-004 2018 Chevrolet Sail 1.5L LT A/T Black WE 3023 11,654 2,311,425.00 2018 Chevrolet Sail 1.5L LTZ A/T Black Meet Kettle FAE 9487 40,911 2013 Kia Picanto EX A/T Titanium Silver AEG 254 85,397 2018 Foton View Traveller M/T (D) White 60103 - 2018 Foton Toplander EX A/T 4X2 Black IO A893 20,839 ILO-005 2019 Chevrolet Sail 1.5L LT A/T Silver Metallic FAG 3031 13,684 2,273,850.00 2018 Chevrolet Sail 1.5L LT A/T Black Meet Kettle WE 3611 21,102 2013 Hyundai H-100 2.6L Shuttle Body M/T (D) Creamy White FHR 624 62,973 Buena Mano is a brand owned by BPI Family Savings Bank, regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (https://www.bsp.gov.ph). Misprints and other errors are unintended and do not constitute acts of misrepresentations, intentional non-disclosure, fraud or withholding of accurate details and pricing April 19, 2021 BMABB CEBU MANDAUE (MC Briones Highway Bakilid Mandaue City) BMABB CEBU LAHUG (Salinas Dr. Ext., Brgy Lahug, Cebu City) CODE UNIT DESCRIPTION COLOR PN / CS KILOMETRAGE LOT SALE PRICE 2018 Toyota Hiace S Grandia 3.0L A/T (D) * White GAH 2904 22,197 2019 Toyota Vios 1.5L G A/T * Red A8 N477 8,487 CEB-001 2019 Toyota Wigo 1.0L G A/T - [ Registered at 2,436,000.00 Red A9 A850 4,248 Negros Oriental ] ** 2010 Kia Sorento 2.3L EX A/T ** Black YHH 600 N/A 2018 Mitsubishi Montero 2.4L Sport GLS A/T (D) - Red B3 P968 2,907 [ No ID of former owner ] * 2015 Chevrolet Trailblazer 2.8L A/T (D) - [ Gray 900806 125,651 CEB-002 Registered at Leyte ] * 2,253,000.00 2019 Suzuki Ciaz 1.4L GL A/T ** Gray GAM 3183 11,626 2018 Toyota Vios 1.3L E M/T * Silver A7 C130 65,301 2019 Mitsubishi Strada 2.4L GLX Plus M/T (D) ** Blue GAM 7734 29,002 2019 Toyota Avanza 1.3L E A/T * Black GAO 6701 6,548 CEB-003 2019 Suzuki Swift 1.2L GL CV Hatchback A/T * Red GAL 8882 8,968 1,992,000.00 2018 Toyota Vios 1.3L E M/T - [ Registered at Silver GAE 8292 32,906 Bohol ] ** Legend * Located at BMABB Lahug ** Located at BMABB Mandaue Buena Mano is a brand owned by BPI Family Savings Bank, regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (https://www.bsp.gov.ph). Misprints and other errors are unintended and do not constitute acts of misrepresentations, intentional non-disclosure, fraud or withholding of accurate details and pricing.
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