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Suzuki outlines mega new deal on 14 bikes
Suzuki has announced one of its biggest finance campaigns, with 14 motorbikes now available with a zero per cent rate.
Motorcycle insurance policyholders with little cash to flash may be inspired to buy a new machine under the deals, with bikes available under the new rate with a deposit of £500.
Among the motorcycles on offer are the GSX-R600 and 750 models, V-Strom 650 variants, GSX650F, SV650 Sport, DR125SM and all Bandit 1250 models, which could be good news for consumers looking to switch their motorcycle insurance to a new bike.
Commenting on the promotion, Suzuki GB's general manager of sales Paul de Lusignan said that the campaign is set to be extraordinary.
"This campaign represents one of our biggest finance offers ever," he stated.
"With 14 different models included, a low deposit of just £500 and real-world repayment options, like the GSX-R600 at just over £200 a month, this is one of our most exciting and exceptional offers to date."
Other models offered under the deal are the GSX-R600 Bruce Anstey and the Bandit 1250SA Grand Touring machine.
In March, the firm outlined a deal in which consumers could buy its 2008 GSX-R1000, GSX-R600 and 750 models with nought per cent finance and a £1 deposit.
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